Objective and Philosophy

The globalization of economic activity is a relatively quiet revolution that has been sweeping the world and with that Economics has been expanding the frontier. Economics is one of the most prestigious and intellectually demanding pursuits of knowledge over many decades. EDU’s Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Economics program is designed in a way that students will find interesting, exciting and relevant. This program is aimed to enable students a good grasp over this discipline of knowledge with which one can systematically address issues ranging from national policies to one’s professional and personal life and thus be capable of affecting the lives of millions around the world. To accomplish the educational objectives BA Economics program provide the knowledge, experience, and opportunities necessary for students to demonstrate their attainment of the following program learning outcomes (PLO):

1. Intellectual Growth and Economic Citizenship:
Students will develop deeper analytical, critical and quantitative skills in specialized areas by applying economic concepts to real world problems by using economic models and relevant data analysis. Students will be able to formulate informed opinions on policy issues and recognize the validity of opposing viewpoints.

2. Quantitative Reasoning, data analysis and research skill:
Students will have in-depth knowledge of research methodology including data collection methods, using empirical evidence and appropriate statistical techniques for data analysis, to solve a socio-economic issue.

3. Communication and Leadership:
Students will be able to practice ethical and sustainable ways in their careers, and utilize innovative and digital techniques for effective leadership.

4. Professional Development:
Students will be aware of career choices for Economics graduates and maneuver through professional and academic growth. Students will have the skills to work as a team and lead others, and they will be able to navigate diverse contexts and career pathways.

5. Interdisciplinary Knowledge, Diverse Issues, and Global Consciousness:
Students will broaden their global and domain knowledge, and utilize their understanding of the world around them within economics and beyond, for specific regions, countries, organizations, localities, industries or firms.

PROGRAM STRUCTURE

The program offers standard curricula that cover the recent development in economics as well as the areas that have traditionally formed the core of the discipline. East Delta University Bachelor of Arts in Economics is a 126 credit hour program. These credits are divided into access academy, core, elective, and general education courses. The total number of courses required for this degree is 39 (of three credit hours each), of which 8 are general education courses, 22 are core courses and the rest 9 are concentration/elective courses. In addition, the students need to complete successfully a research project of three credit hours. Credits earned on pre-university courses will not be counted for graduation. The undergraduate program in economics offers a concentration in Business Economics, Advanced Economic Theory, Trade and Development, Environment-Population Economics, and Resource Management. The general study courses must be completed within the first two years of the program. A student is allowed to do a concentration in one area only.

Tuition & Fees

Cost estimation for 1 (one) semester

The tuition fee structure described below is not applicable to international students. For further information on international student admissions, please contact us at enquiry@eastdelta.edu.bd

Application Requirements

SSC & HSC

  • S.S.C & H.S.C/equivalent Public Examination with a total GPA of 5.00 or above with at least 2.50 in each examination.

  • S.S.C & H.S.C/equivalent Public Examination with a total GPA of 6.00 or above, if the GPA in any of the examinations is less than 2.50 but not less than 2.00

  • Must have Mathematics and Physics with no less than grade 'C'

O LEVELS/ A LEVELS

  • 5 subjects in O-Level and 2 subjects in A-Level with a total minimum of 26.5 points.

  • Students who have passed GCE A-Level or the American High School Examination or the International Baccalaureate Examinations are also eligible for admission. The University may take other systems into consideration.

  • Must have Mathematics and Physics with no less than grade 'C'

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