Economics

Dear Devanshu, Yes, mortuary Science graduates are able to pursue a career in economics but it depends on the institute you are choosing for the economics background. Every university has different eligibility criteria for the M.Sc. (Hons. ). in Economics. Therefore, being an alumnus of LPU I would take an example of LPU for this programme. To get admission to the M.Sc. (Hons. ). in Economics, students should have passed with 50% marks in Bachelor & degree (any discipline) or equivalent. So, you are also eligible if you have a minimum of 50% marks in your graduation. The following are the benefits you would have for this programme at LPU:
Foundation Courses: Provide a base for learning the core courses
Core Courses: Provide a base for learning the basics of major areas/programmes/disciplines. Industry Interface: LPU has tie-ups with the industry. Content delivery by industry experts.
Projects in collaboration with industry
Internships to engage deeply in hands-on real-life situations
Study Abroad:
These Programmes generally happen in the summer vacations or winter vacations of the academic year. A summer/winter school/ international exposure is a form of educational Programme that offers courses, both academic and non-academic. Specializations and Electives
Elective courses from within the discipline, to give more depth or breadth to a student's core competencies. Industry certifications, MOOCs, Hackathons / Co-curricular Competitive events, Workshops, Guest lectures, Educational Trips, Live projects, Incubation projects, Community projects, projects with NGOs etc. Are an integral part of the curriculum. I hope this helps.

It offers the students a variety of subjects to choose from and thus they can explore various fields of study. The faculty is brilliant, all teachers accomplished in their respective fields. Their classes are interesting and interactive. It offers the students a variety of subjects to choose from and thus they can explore various fields of study. The faculty is brilliant, all teachers accomplished in their respective fields. Their classes are interesting and interactive. FLAME gives people the freedom of choice: you can learn economics and theatre, policy and music. From the department of economics, they offer one major Economics and remember no minor subjects offer with honours. The Economics programme aims to expose students to the theoretical, analytical frameworks and policy within the discipline of Economics. The Economics Major enables students to excel in the area of economic analysis by contributing to economic commentary, decision making, and contribute towards research. The courses cover a range of courses in Economics viz. Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Indian Economy, International Economics, etc. These courses are covered at introductory, intermediate and advanced level. The programme trains students to generate analysis and critical insights rooted in appropriate methodological approaches, through reflective reading and writing and interpretation of data pertaining to economic activities. These skills are imparted to students through lectures, seminars and presentations. They focus on understanding economic thought, working of international trade systems, financial system, etc. The students pursuing Minor in Economics can choose to follow one of the tracks, quantitative or non-quantitative. Those who choose quantitative track will take quantitative, Statistics mathematics related course while those who choose non-quantitative track will take other thematic courses. The Economics programme prepares students for not only advanced graduate-level work in Economics, but also in Business Management, Law, Environmental Studies, Public Policy, Actuarial Sciences or related social sciences.

B.Sc. Economics is a course that helps the students to learn the importance of economic development and the ways it needs to be practiced in various sectors such as the conservative use of natural resources, consumption of goods and services in the best possible way, maintenance of the equilibrium of demand and supply in the market, etc. This programme offers students the knowledge of micro and macroeconomics which includes economics at the individual level, for example, the Determinants of demand and supply of consumers and economics at the national level for example GDP of the country. At LPU B.Sc. ( Hons) Economics is a mixture of conventional economics courses and modern-day analytical tools. The programme is capable of opening new opportunities especially for the students who wish to pursue a higher degree in the field of economics as it includes the subjects of economics starting from basics to the advanced one including the course on econometrics which is high in demand. Education is imparted under the semester system and or improved learning, emphasis is laid on Seminars and Case-Based Teaching. Nowadays, knowledge of statistical tools and their applicability is highly required by big industries. This demand is fully kept in mind when the curriculum for the programme is designed. LPU provides the students with the following options:
a. Core and Elective Courses
b. Language and Communication Skills
c. Open Minors
d. Workshops and Seminar Courses
Last but not the least, Pathways are also floated which assist the student to achieve his/her dream. Three pathways such as Corporate Jobs, Government Jobs, and Higher Studies are offered to the student in the fourth term. More emphasis and hands-on training through workshops on SPSS, Data Analysis, Excel Modelling, Computer Applications, etc. LPU provides International Exposure and Credit Transfer options to the interested students to opt for semester year or summer school in countries like Canada, England, Australia, and many more. Salient Features:
Contemporary Issues: Courses to build awareness about contemporary issues and challenges in the global economy. Software Skills: Exposure to data analysis using statistical software like SPSS, MS-Excel, etc. Professional Enhancement: In addition to core curricula, the course offers subjects like communication and soft skills to enhance personality and employability.