BSc. Economics

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Syllabus of B.Sc. Economics at MIU
First Year (1^st Semester)
S. N.		Sub Code	Subject Name		Status	Credit Hours	Theory / Practical
1		GST 111	Communication in English I		Compulsory	2	Theory
2		GST 112	Logic, Philosophy and Human Existence		Compulsory	2	Theory
3		GST 141	Introduction to Computer Science		Compulsory	2	Theory
4		ECO 111	Principle of Economics I		Compulsory	2	Theory
5		ECO 121	Introduction Mathematics for Economist I		Compulsory	2	Theory
6		ACC 111	Introduction to Accounting I		Compulsory	3	Theory
7		ECO 131	Introduction to Statistics		Compulsory	2	Theory
8		BSM 111	Introduction to Business		Compulsory	3	Theory
9		SOC 111	Introduction to Sociology		Elective	3	Theory
10		POL 111	Introduction to Political Science		Elective	3	Theory
TOTAL						24 Credits
First Year (2^nd Semester)
S. N.		Sub Code		Subject Name	Status	Credit Hours	Theory / Practical
1		GST 121		Communication in English II	Compulsory	2	Theory
2		GST 123		Use of Library, Study Skills and ICT	Compulsory	2	Theory
3		GST 134		Nigerian People Culture and Anti Cultism & Social Vices	Compulsory	2	Theory
4		ECO 112		Principle of Economics II	Compulsory	3	Theory
5		ECO 122		Introduction Mathematics for Economist II	Compulsory	2	Theory
6		ACC 112		Introduction to Accounting II	Compulsory	3	Theory
7		HIS 112		Introduction to Economic History	Compulsory	2	Theory
8		BSM 112		Elements of Management	Compulsory	3	Theory
9		SOC 112		Introduction to Sociology II	Elective	3	Theory
10		POL 122		Organization of Government	Elective	2	Theory
TOTAL						24
Second Year (3^rd Semester)
S. N.		Sub Code		Subject Name	Status	Credit Hours	Theory / Practical
1		GST 211		History & Philosophy of Sciences	Compulsory	2	Theory
2		GST 221		Peace Studies and Conflict Issues	Compulsory	2	Theory
3		ECO 211		Introduction to Microeconomics	Compulsory	2	Theory
4		ECO 221		Mathematics for Economist I	Compulsory	2	Theory
5		ECO 231		History and Structure of Nigerian Economy	Compulsory	2	Theory
6		ACC 241		Public Finance	Compulsory	2	Theory
7		ACC 211		Financial Accounting I	Elective	3	Theory
8	ECO 251		Human Resource Economics		Elective	2	Theory
9	ECO 261		Labour Economics		Elective	2	Theory
10	BSM 211		Elements of Marketing		Elective	2	Theory
TOTAL						21
Second Year (4^th Semester)
S. N.		Sub Code		Subject Name	Status	Credit Hours	Theory / Practical
1		GST 212		Introduction to Entrepreneurial Skills	Compulsory	2	Theory
2		GST 222		Peace Study and Conflict Resolution	Compulsory	2	Theory
3		ECO 212		Introduction to Macroeconomics	Compulsory	2	Theory
4		ECO 222		Mathematics for Economist II	Compulsory	2	Theory
5		ECO 232		Statistics II	Compulsory	2	Theory
6	ECO 242		Introduction to Development Economics		Compulsory	2	Theory
7	BSM 222		Nigerian Business Environment		Compulsory	2	Theory
8	BSM 252		Capital Market Studies		Compulsory	2	Theory
9	BSM 212		Marketing Management		Elective	2	Theory
10	POL 222		Foundation of Political Economy		Elective	2	Theory
11	BSM 262		Capital Marketing Studies		Elective	2	Theory
TOTAL						22
Third Year (5^th Semester)
S. N.		Sub Code		Subject Name	Status	Credit Hours	Theory / Practical
1		GST 331		Introduction to Entrepreneurial Studies	Compulsory	2	Theory
2		ECO 311		Microeconomic Theory I	Compulsory	2	Theory
3		ECO 321		Macroeconomic Theory I	Compulsory	2	Theory
4		ECO 331		Development Economics I	Compulsory	2	Theory
5		SOC 341		Applied Statistic	Compulsory	2	Theory
6		ECO 351		Public Economics I	Compulsory	2	Theory
7		ECO 361		History of Economic Thought	Compulsory	2	Theory
8		ECO 371		International Economics I	Compulsory	2	Theory
9		ECO 381		Population Economics	Elective	2	Theory
10		ECO 391		Urban and Regional Economics	Elective	2	Theory
TOTAL						20
Third Year (6^th Semester)
S. N.		Sub Code		Subject Name	Status	Credit Hours	Theory / Practical
1		ECO 312		Microeconomic Theory II	Compulsory	2	Theory
2		ECO 322		Macroeconomic Theory II	Compulsory	2	Theory
3		ECO 332		Development Economics II	Compulsory	2	Theory
4		ECO 342		Introductory Econometrics	Compulsory	2	Theory
5		ECO 352		Public Economics II	Compulsory	2	Theory
6		ECO 362		Introductory to Monetary Economics	Compulsory	2	Theory
7		ECO 372		International Economics II	Compulsory	2	Theory
8		ECO 382		Research Method	Compulsory	2	Theory
9		ECO 392		Financial Management & Institution	Elective	2	Theory
10		BSM 362		Interest Free Banking	Elective	2	Theory
TOTAL						20
Fourth Year (7^th Semester)
S. N.	Sub Code		Subject Name		Status	Credit Hours	Theory / Practical
1	ECO 411		Microeconomic Analysis I		Compulsory	2	Theory
2	ECO 421		Macroeconomic Analysis I		Compulsory	2	Theory
3	ECO 431		Applied Econometrics I		Compulsory	2	Theory
4	ECO 441		Economic Planning		Compulsory	2	Theory
5	ECO 451		Taxation and Fiscal Policy		Compulsory	2	Theory
6	ECO 461		Institutional Economics		Compulsory	2	Theory
7	ECO 471		Project Evaluation I		Elective	2	Theory
8	ECO 481		Welfare Economics		Elective	2	Theory
9	ECO 491		Health Sector Economics		Elective	2	Theory
TOTAL						20
Fourth Year (8^th Semester)
S. N.	Sub Code		Subject Name		Status	Credit Hours	Theory / Practical
1	ECO 412		Microeconomic Analysis II		Compulsory	2	Theory
2	ECO 422		Macroeconomic Analysis II		Compulsory	2	Theory
3	ECO 432		Applied Econometrics Ii		Compulsory	2	Theory
4	ECO 442		Economics of Production		Compulsory	2	Theory
5	ECO 452		Banking and Monetary Policy		Compulsory	2	Theory
6	ECO 462		Economics of Innovation		Compulsory	2	Theory
7	ECO 402		Research Project		Compulsory	2	Practical
8	ECO 472		Project Evaluation II		Elective	2	Theory
9	ECO 482		Mathematical Economics		Elective	2	Theory
10	ECO 492		Environmental Research Economics		Elective	2	Theory
TOTAL						20

Course Features

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Duration 50 hours
Skill level All levels
Language English
Students 0
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About BSc. Economics
The Bachelor of Science in Economics is 4 years programs that provide a firm foundation of knowledge about the working of an economy and to develop the relevant skills for the constructive use of that knowledge is a range of settings. The graduates of this program will have ability to apply core of economic principles to variety of applied topics using quantitative and qualitative methods and computing techniques. They will have also some exposure to the use of such techniques on actual economic, social and financial data.
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