The Master of Arts in Development Economics is a postgraduate program focused on applying economic theories and analytical methods to understand and address development challenges. The program covers areas such as economic growth, poverty and inequality, public policy, international trade, development planning, and sustainable development, preparing students to analyze economic issues and contribute to evidence-based development policies.
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After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Apply advanced economic theories to development-related issues.
Analyze poverty, inequality, unemployment, and economic growth.
Evaluate development policies and their economic and social impacts.
Apply quantitative and econometric methods to analyze economic data.
Conduct independent research on development and economic issues.
Develop evidence-based policy recommendations for development challenges.
Understand international trade, finance, aid, and their role in economic development.
Analyze public policies and development programs using economic frameworks.
Pursue careers in government agencies, development organizations, NGOs, financial institutions, research institutions, and academia.
