BSc Economics Syllabus and Subjects 2023

B.Sc in Economics syllabus covers all the economic aspects of scenario subjects, including dealing with the development and consumption of the resources like costs, benefits, marginal analysis, and rationality.

Semester Wise B.Sc Economics Syllabus

B.Sc Economics Syllabus as taught by different universities and colleges, for the duration period of 3-year.

Mentioned below is the syllabus for the B.Sc Economics semester I to semester VI:

B.Sc Economics First Year Syllabus
Semester I	Semester II
Microeconomics I	Microeconomics II
Microeconomics I	Microeconomics II

B.Sc Economics Second Year Syllabus
Semester III	Semester IV
Elementary Mathematics for Economics	Mathematical Application in Economics
The Monetary System	Introduction to Development Economics

B.Sc Economics Third Year Syllabus
Semester V	Semester VI
Elements of Public Finance	Public Economics
Introduction to Econometrics	Econometric Methods
Introduction to Environmental Economics	Economics of Natural Resources and Sustainable Development
International Trade and Policy	International Economics
History Economics Thought I	History of Economics Thought II
Policy and the Indian Economics	Planning for Development India and the Northeast

B.Sc Economics Subjects

B.Sc Economics subjects are comparatively different from any other course here the aspirants learn about the global trade and commerce performed worldwide.

The subjects of B.Sc Economics for the duration period of 3-year are mentioned below:

The core subjects are:

Econometrics
Economic Policy
Legal Studies
Money and banking
Global Finance
Economic History
International trade
Collective Decisions

Mentioned below are few elective subjects:

Microeconomics
Elementary mathematics for Economics
The Mandatory System
Mathematical Applications in Economics

B.Sc Economics Course Structure

What is B.Sc Economics? To know that, we must first know the course structure. The course is assembled in the 6-semester for a duration period of 3-year. The aspirants pursuing this particular course must follow the very basic structure mentioned below for the admission process.

The course structure is:

VI Semesters
Core and Elective Subjects
Internship
Submission

B.Sc Economics Teaching Methodology and Techniques

B.Sc Economics course has a high scope. The teaching and the techniques methodology are of the highest standards with the aspirant's performance in the technician skills and the experience.

The teaching and techniques of B.Sc Economics are as follows:

Collaborative
Process-based & Problem-based Experimental
Lecturing
Concept Mapping
Discussion
Reading
Hands-on Activities

B.Sc Economics Projects

B.Sc Economics projects need the graduate aspirants to practice on the particular topic and work accordingly in the related topic. The group of few aspirants has formed together both weak and strong ones, so the balance is maintained among them, the project is then handed to the group, and they together solve and work on the problem together to gain knowledge and work experience, this process helps the aspirants to work in the society.

Few important topics for the projects are mentioned below:

The role of small business in poverty alleviation
The roles of revenue mobilization in economic growth and development
The impact of taxes on the dividend policies of banks in Nigeria
The effects of dividends on the price of ordinary shares in some quoted companies.

B.Sc Economics Reference Books

Regarding the B.Sc Economics book's work, the author is the creator and the originator of the book. With extreme and hard work efforts, they develop the best knowledge possible for the future aspirants to learn them.

The best-related books authored from all over the world in B.Sc Economics:

B.Sc Economics Books
Books	Authors
Freakonomics	D. Levitt
Thinking Fast & Slow	Daniel Kahneman
The Undercover Economist	Tim Harford
The Armchair Economist	Steven E. Landsburg
Animal Spirit	Akerlof