FLAME University Courses

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.