MA Economics – Master of Arts in Economics

About MA – Economics

The MA Economics programme is typically a 2-year postgraduate course that builds on undergraduate economics or related disciplines. It offers rigorous training in micro and macroeconomic theory, econometrics, and applied economics, preparing students for analytical roles across the public sector, private industry, and academic research.

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Key Areas of Study

Micro-Economics

Consumer theory, firm behaviour, market structures, and welfare economics

Macro-Economics

National income, inflation, monetary and fiscal policy, and economic growth

Econometrics

 Statistical and mathematical methods for economic analysis

Development Economics

Economic growth, poverty, inequality, and development policy

International Economics

Trade theory, balance of payments, and globalisation

Research Methodology

Academic research design, data collection, and analysis

Skills You’ll Develop

  • Advanced economic reasoning and theory application
  • Quantitative and statistical analysis
  • Research and academic writing
  • Data interpretation and econometric modelling
  • Policy analysis and evaluation
  • Critical thinking and problem-solving

Career Opportunities

Economist

Policy Analyst

Data Analyst

Economic Consultant

Civil Services

Academic Research

Why Choose This Programme?

Strong Analytical Foundation

Develops rigorous quantitative and theoretical skills valued across sectors

Public Sector Demand

High relevance for civil services, RBI, NABARD, and government roles

Research Pathway

Direct preparation for MPhil, PhD, and academic careers

Versatile Application

Applicable in finance, consulting, international organisations, and NGOs

Competitive Advantage

Economics graduates are sought after in data-driven industries