Master Degree

Economics (MBA in Economics)

Why Choose this Program

The Master of Business Administration in Economics (MBA in Economics) program was designed to:

Develop Advanced Economic and Strategic Business Expertise – Build comprehensive knowledge of economic theory, business strategy, public policy, international economics, and global economic systems to address complex business and economic challenges.
Strengthen Analytical and Evidence-Based Decision-Making – Develop advanced quantitative, analytical, research, and critical thinking skills to evaluate economic trends, assess business performance, formulate effective policies, and support strategic decision-making.
Leverage Digital Technologies and Economic Analytics – Integrate artificial intelligence (AI), big data, econometrics, business analytics, and digital technologies to enhance economic forecasting, policy evaluation, and data-driven business decisions.
Apply Economics to Real-World Challenges – Gain practical experience through economic modeling, policy analysis, case studies, business analytics, and applied research that address national, regional, and global economic issues.
Advance Leadership and Professional Excellence – Prepare graduates for leadership roles in business, finance, government, international organizations, research institutions, and academia while fostering ethical leadership, sustainable development, and lifelong professional learning.

Future Career Prospects

Graduates from this program will be able to pursue careers such as:

Economist or Economic Analyst
Policy Analyst or Public Policy Advisor
Business Strategy and Economic Development Manager
Financial Analyst or Investment Analyst
Market Research and Business Intelligence Manager
Corporate Planning or Strategic Planning Manager
Banking and Financial Services Manager
Consultant in Economics, Business, or Public Policy
Government Officer in economic planning, trade, finance, or development agencies
Entrepreneur or Business Owner

Course Structure

This two-year program comprises 45 credits and provides students with a well-structured curriculum that includes basic, core, major, and research courses. To complete the program, students are required to fulfill the following coursework requirements:

Course Title		Credit	Priority
1	Fundamentals of Management	3	Required
2	Fundamentals of Statistics	3	Required
3	Fundamentals of Economics	3	Required
4	Research Methodology	3	Required
5	Sustainable Business & ESG Management	3	Required
6	Microeconomic Theory	3	Required
7	Managerial Finance	3	Required
8	Macroeconomic Theory	3	Required
9	Econometrics: Theory and Application	3	Required
10	Economic Development	3	Required
11	International Finance	3	Required
12	Public Finance and Fiscal Policy	3	Required
13	Industrial Organization and Competition Policy	3	Required
GRADUATION PATH
Option I: Research Report		6	Required
Option II: Project Report/Thesis		12	Required
Option III: Research Thesis Presentation, Defend and publication at a recognized journal		33	Required

The program offers Three graduation path:

Coursework and Research Report Path (39 credits for coursework + 6 credits for research report).
Coursework and Project Report Path (33 credits for coursework + 12 credits for project report/thesis).
Coursework and Research Thesis Path (12 credits for coursework + 33 credits for research thesis presentation, defend and publication at a recognized journal)