Chancellor College Department of Economics (DOE) Courses

Chancellor College Department of Economics (DOE) Courses

Bachelor of Social Science

The undergraduate programme has been the core activity of the DOE within the Faculty of Social Science. The DOE offers the following introductory and intermediate courses:

  • Microeconomics
  • Macroeconomics
  • Mathematics for Economists
  • Econometrics
  • Public Finance
  • Development Economics
  • International Economics
  • Environmental Economics
  • Industrial Economics
  • Financial Economics
  • Money and Banking
  • Financial and Managerial Accounting
  • Agricultural Economics
  • Health Economics
  • Transport Economics
  • Quantitative Methods

Master of Arts in Economics

Collaborative Master of Arts (Economics)Programme (CMAP)Since 1993, the Department of Economics (DOE) has been participating in the Collaborative Masters Programme (CMAP) for Anglo-phone African Countries managed by the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC). The CMAP curriculum was jointly developed by the participating universities under the stewardship of the AERC Academic Board.
This is a 24-months programme with two main components namely: the course-work (12 months) and independent research (maximum of 12 months).
Master of Arts in Economics – MA (Economics) Non-residentialThis programme is an 18-months programme that was introduced as a parallel programme to the regular MA (Economics). It is designed to cater for the needs of economists who need to obtain a post-graduate qualification but cannot be released from work by their employers for an extended period. The programme has an extended taught-course component organised on a modular basis using the same material and rigour as the MA (Economics), but it allows for adequate time between modules for students to do independent reading. Students take 6 courses (4 core and 2 elective), and submit a Thesis
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