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Bachelor of Economics

The Bachelor of Economics is a dynamic program that focuses on understanding how economies work, how resources are allocated, and how decisions are made by individuals, businesses, and governments. It equips students with analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills that are essential in today’s global economy.

Why Choose This Course?

1. High Demand Career
Economics graduates are highly valued in government, financial institutions, research organizations, and international agencies because of their ability to analyze and interpret economic issues.

2. Strong Analytical and Critical Thinking Skills
You will learn how to:

  • Analyze economic trends and data
  • Evaluate policies and their impact
  • Solve complex economic problems
  • Make informed decisions based on evidence

3. Wide range of Career Opportunities
Graduates can work as:

  • Economist
  • Policy analyst
  • Financial analyst
  • Research analyst
  • Consultant

Opportunities exist in both public and private sectors.

4. Understanding Real-World Issues
The course helps you understand important topics such as:

  • Inflation and unemployment
  • Economic growth and development
  • International trade and global markets
  • Public policy and government decision-making

5. Pathway to Further Studies and Professional growth
A degree in economics provides a strong foundation for postgraduate studies (Master’s, PhD) and careers in academia, research, or specialized fields like finance and development economics.

Who Should Apply?

This program is ideal for students who:

  • Enjoy Mathematics and analytical thinking
  • Are interested in how economies and markets function
  • Like discussing current economic issues
  • Want to influence policy or business decisions

Admission Requirements

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

Make an Impact

As an economics graduate, you will help shape policies, guide business strategies, and contribute to solving economic challenges. Your skills will play a key role in driving development and improving livelihoods.

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