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M.A. Applied Economics Syllabus SEMESTER I
| P.111.1: Micro Economic Analysis
P.112.1: Development Economics: Concepts and Issues
P.113.1: Statistical Techniques for Economic Analysis
P.114.1: Research Methods in Economics
P.115.1A: Principles and Practice of Banking.
P.115.1B: International Economic Environment
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| SEMESTER II
| P.111.2: Macro Economic Analysis
P.112.2: International Economics
P.113.2: Mathematical Economics
P.114.2: Health Economics
P.115.2A: Financial Institutions and Markets
P.115.2B: India’s Foreign Trade and Policy
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| SEMESTER III
| P.111.3: Monetary Economics
P.112.3: Environmental Economics
P.113.3: Econometrics
P.114.3: Management Concepts for Economics
P.115.3A: Economics of Insurance
P.115.3B: International Finance
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| SEMESTER IV
| P.111.4: Public Economics
P.112.4: Industrial Economics
P.113.4: Operation Research for Economic Analysis
P.114.4: Economics of Human Resource Development
P.115.4A: Development Banking
P.115.4B: Rural Credit and Finance
P.115.4C: Project (in lieu of optional paper)
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1. To prepare for a wide range of professional careers in Banking and Financial Services, NGO's and Development Institutions, Government Services, Research and Consulting Firms, Foreign Trade Sector, etc.
2. To equip students with knowledge of principles, theories and concepts of economics and management, which will help them to become responsible leaders in their chosen fields.
3. To establish a foundation for M. Phil and Ph. D studies for students who plan to continue their education and research.
4. To prepare students who are seeking careers in government service.
5. To lay the foundation for teaching for students who plan to enter the profession of teaching. | |
