Master of Arts in Economics, a course designed to provide its students with a world of economic theory and its real-world implications. A course that is well-equipped to deepen your understanding of micro- and macroeconomics. It deals with the mathematical economy, honing one's ability to solve complex economic scenarios.

Economic studies delve into the intricate mechanisms that govern decision-making at both individual and organizational levels. Central to this exploration is the examination of consumer behavior, where insights into preferences, budget constraints, and the pursuit of utility maximization shed light on how individuals allocate resources among competing choices. Parallel to this, the analysis of firm behavior uncovers the strategies firms employ to maximize profits while navigating cost constraints inherent in production decisions.

The curriculum also evaluates economic efficiency and identifies instances of market failures, scrutinizing the role of governmental intervention in rectifying these inefficiencies through regulation and policy. Students delve into the dynamics of short-term economic fluctuations, studying the factors that trigger economic booms and busts.

Career Scope

• Economist
• Market Research Analyst
• Financial Analyst
• Working for NGOs
• Consulting Firms