B.Sc. · Undergraduate
International Economics & Trade
- Degree
- B.Sc.
- Level
- Undergraduate
Programme overview
This program equips students with economic theory, global trade knowledge, and analytical skills to navigate Africa's role in the global economy. Students explore trade policies, international finance, and ECONOMICS development.
Curriculum
Year 1
6 courses- 01Microeconomics
- 02Macroeconomics
- 03Mathematics for Economists
- 04Introduction to Trade
- 05& Globalization
- 06Communication Skills
Year 2
6 courses- 01Development Economics
- 02Statistics for Economics
- 03International Finance
- 04Economic
- 05Policy Analysis
- 06Research Methods
Year 3
6 courses- 01Global Trade Policy
- 02Supply Chain & Logistics
- 03International Business Law
- 04Emerging
- 05Markets
- 06Regional Integration
Year 4
6 courses- 01Advanced Trade Negotiations
- 02Trade Economics of Africa
- 03WTO & Multilateral
- 04Institutions
- 05Capstone Project in Trade
- 06Internship
Course lists are indicative and may be updated as the programme is accredited and reviewed.
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