This programme is established to produce competitive workforce for both public and private sectors by offering relevant courses not only in economics but also in business and accounting. This is necessary prior to their exposures to more specific programmes’ courses. Courses specifically covered include; economic development, geographical information system (GIS), agricultural economics, planning and project analysis, international trade and development, environmental economics, industrial economics, and Islamic economics etc.Students are also exposed to real work activities through industrial or practicum training in public or private organizations.
HE05 Planning And Development Economics |
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UNIVERSITYCORE (PPIB) (10 credit hours) |
UW00XX2 HUB ETK/TITAS/ UXXXX2 KI
InternationalStudents:UM00102 Bahasa Melayu Asas I UE00XX2 KI |
UW00XX2 HUB ETK/TITAS/ UW00XX2 HUB ETK/TITAS/ UK00702 KI UE00XX2 KI
InternationalStudents: UM00XX2 Bahasa Melayu Asas II UK00XX2 KI UE00XX2 KI |
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UNIVERSITYCORE(LANGUAGE) (8 credit hours) |
UB00102 Communicative English Grammar |
UB00202 Oral Communication In English |
UB00303 Reading & Writing in English |
UB00703 English For Occupational Purpose |
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UNIVERSITY CORE(CO-CURRICULUM) (3 credit hours) |
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ECXXXX3 Co-Curriculum |
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FACULTY CORE (51 credit hours) |
BT10203 Microeconomics I BT12303 Management BT12003 Marketing BT11803 Mathematical Economics |
BT11703 Macroeconomics I BT10403 Statistics for Business and Economics BT11903 Corporate Communication |
BT22003 Entrepreneurship BT22203 Econometrics BT21703 Microeconomics II BT12203 Business Accounting |
BT21003 International Economics BT21603 Research Methodology BT21803 Macroeconomics II BT22403 Managerial Economics BT12103 Financial Management |
BT22103 Business Information System |
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CORE PROGRAMME (12 credit hours) |
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BC20503 Development Economics |
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BC30403 Planning Economics BC20603 Geographical Information System |
BC30603 Project Planning and Approval |
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COMPULSORYPROGRAMME ELECTIVE (21 credit hours) |
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BC20203 Fiscal Economics |
BC20403 Issues of Malaysian Economics |
BC30303 Resource and Agriculture Economics BC31403 Environmental Economics |
BC30503 International Trade and Development BC30803 Islamic Financial Economics BC32203 Industrial Economics |
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LIBERALELECTIVE (9 credit hours) |
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PRACTICUM/ACADEMICEXERCISE (6 credit hours) |
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BC30006 Practicum OrBC30106 Academic Exercise |
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Local: STPM+MUET/Matriculation Cert.; Int: A-Level/Equiv.
By having the necessary knowledge and skills in economics, graduates in this program have wide opportunities to develop their career either in the public or private sectors. Since graduates are also to various courses in business and accounting, thus their employment prospects are not only limited to economics related jobs, but also any job opportunities in business. Some of the job opportunities includes; economics planning officer, urban Planning officer, development Advisor, researchers, economic analyst, banking officers, economist in private firms, etc. In addition, graduates can also combine their expertise with other graduates in different fields to establish business firm in various areas of their choice.