Bachelor of Economics and Statistics

The Bachelor of Economics and Statistics is a highly analytical and versatile program that combines economic theory with statistical methods. It equips students with the skills to analyze data, interpret economic trends, and make informed decisions in business, government, and research.

Why Choose This Course?

1. High Demand in Today’s Data-driven World
Organizations rely heavily on data to make decisions. This course prepares you to analyze economic and statistical data to guide policy, business strategies, and development planning.

2. Strong Analytical and Quantitative Skills
You will gain skills in:

• Data analysis and interpretation
• Statistical modeling and forecasting
• Economic analysis and policy evaluation
• Research and problem-solving

These skills are highly valued across many industries.

3. Dual Expertise (Economics + Statistics)
The program blends:

• Economic theory (how markets and economies work)
• Statistical tools (how to analyze and interpret data)

This combination makes graduates highly competitive in the job market.

4. Wide Career Opportunities
Graduates can work as:

• Economist
• Statistician
• Data analyst
• Financial analyst
• Policy analyst
• Market researcher

They are employed in government, banks, research institutions, NGOs, and private companies.

5. Practical and Research-Focused Learning
Students learn how to collect, analyze, and interpret data, conduct research, and apply findings to real-world economic challenges and policy decisions.

Who Should Apply?

This program is ideal for students who:

• Enjoy Mathematics and data analysis
• Are interested in economics, finance, and policy
• Like working with numbers and solving complex problems
• Want a career in research, finance, or government

Admission Requirements

KCSE Minimum Mean Grade C+ (Plus) with C (plain) in Mathematics and English

Make an Impact

As a graduate, you will help governments, businesses, and organizations make informed decisions using data. Your work can influence economic policies, improve financial systems, and support sustainable development.