Master of Business Economics (MBEc)

Programme Structure

The students who enrolled for this programme will have to complete 5 core courses in the first semester. In the second semester, students should complete a minimum of 4 course units from the elective courses. Each course unit amounts to 03 credits or 150 notional hours. Notional hours of each course unit consist of 45 hours of lecturing, 5 hours of assessments and 100 hours of learning.

In addition, candidates will complete a research paper in the second semester; MBE 5216 Research Paper in Business Economics, which is a continuation of MBE 5104 Research Methods. In total, six credits have been allocated for the research works of the candidates.  This independent research paper will be supervised by a senior lecturer who has the expertise in the selected research area.

 

Course CodeCourse TitleCourse StatusContact HoursCredit Hours
Year I –Semester I
MBE50320Advanced MicroeconomicsCore4503
MBE50321Research MethodsCore4503
MBE50322Applied EconometricsCore4503
MBE 5104Elective Course UnitCore4503
MBE 5105Elective Course UnitCore4503
Total No. of Credits – Semester I15
Year I –Semester II
MBE50323Strategic ManagementCore4503
MBE50324Advanced MacroeconomicsCore4503
MBE50325 Research Paper in Business EconomicsCore4503
  Elective Course UnitElective4503
  Elective Course UnitElective4503
List of Electives course units for Master of Business Economics
MBE50326Development Economics 1Elective4503
MBE50330International Business 2Elective4503
MBE50331Legal & Regulatory Environment 2Elective4503
MBE50334Advanced Econometrics I 3Elective4503
MBE50333Advanced Financial Management 2Elective4503
MBE50329Information Technology and Innovations1Elective4503
MBE50332Development Project Management 2Elective4503
MBE50335Time Series Econometrics 3Elective4503
MBE50327International Trade and Financing1Elective4503
MBE50328Gender and Development 1Elective4503
Total No. of Credits – Semester II15
Notes: 1 These course units are offered in the first semester for the April intake and in the second semester for the October intake.  2 These course units are offered in the first semester for the October intake and in the second semester for the April intake.  3 These course units have a prerequisite of completion of MBE 5105 Applied Econometrics and hence are offered only in the second semester.