The Department of Economics at Alliance University stands at the forefront of academic excellence, offering a comprehensive B. Sc. in Economics programme with a rich array of specializations. Aligned with the university's vision of cultivating dynamic leaders for the nation, our programmes are meticulously designed based on Learning Outcomes, ensuring that students are well-prepared for the challenges and opportunities in the dynamic professional landscape.
Duration Four Years / Eight Semesters
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Career Opportunities Completing a B. Sc. (Hons.) in Economics opens diverse career avenues. Graduates can pursue roles such as Financial Analysts, Economists, Market Research Analysts, and Policy Analysts, contributing to economic research and analysis. Opportunities also extend to fields like Banking, Finance, and Insurance, with roles such as Investment Banking Analysts or Underwriters. For those interested in data and technology, careers as Data Analysts or Business Intelligence Analysts are viable options. Additionally, a B. Sc. in Economics can lead to roles in International Organizations, Government Agencies, or Nonprofit Organizations, where individuals contribute to policy-making, economic development, and social impact. The degree's versatility allows graduates to navigate various sectors, combining economic theories with practical applications.
Adam Husain is currently a Clarendon Scholar at Christ Church College, University of Oxford. He specialises in the French writer Marcel Proust, as well as contemporary French philosophy. Previous to this, he took a undergraduate degree at Brasenose College, where he graduated with a Congratulatory First Class mark, and then an MSt in Modern Languages at Wadham College. He has many years of experience in teaching, and particularly enjoys working with students on philosophical problems.
Dr. Adam Jones is a Heilbronn fellow at the University of Manchester, researching non-commutative algebra and representation theory. He completed DPhil from the University of Oxford after a four-year undergraduate master's programme in mathematics from Queen Mary University of London.
Dr. Adam Jones is a Heilbronn fellow at the University of Manchester, researching non-commutative algebra and representation theory. He completed DPhil from the University of Oxford after a four-year undergraduate master's programme in mathematics from Queen Mary University of London.
Linqing Zhu is a D.Phil. candidate of Oxford university. She pursued a B.A. in English literature in Tsinghua University and a MSt in Oriental Studies at Oxford, funded by Ertegun Scholarship. Her current project, funded by Clarendon Scholarship, is entitled “Landscape of the Heart: Literary, Calligraphic and Pictorial Traditions in Contemporary Chinese Cinema”. Apart from her research, she taught various classes of Chinese art in Oxford, and is interested in literature and art from different cultural traditions.
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