Program
Master's of Economics
Graduate-level economics — Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, IS-LM model, AD-AS, national income accounting, consumption theory, and classical & Keynesian models. Read like a textbook, every chapter one continuous page.
Official syllabus →Semester I
EC-101
Microeconomics
How individuals and firms make choices, and how markets coordinate them through prices.
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EC-102Mathematics
The optimisation, matrices, and calculus behind formal economic models.
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EC-201Macroeconomics
The economy as a whole — output, employment, inflation, growth, IS-LM, AD-AS, and consumption theory.
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EC-301Development and Planning
Theories of growth and the practice of economic planning and policy.
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EC-401History of Economic Thought
The evolution of economic ideas from the classical school to today.
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