B.Sc. · 154 units · Social Sciences
To produce economists who model, measure and interpret the forces shaping Nigeria and the world.
At a glance
Cover micro, macro and development economics with rigour.
Build strong econometric and data-analysis skills.
Connect theory to policy and real-world evidence.
Every credit unit in the Economics programme, grouped by level and semester — Core, GST, Institutional and Elective courses as approved by Senate.
Principles of Economics I (Microeconomics)
Mathematics for Economists I
Communication in English
Elements of Political Science
Introductory Sociology
Digital Tools and Productivity for Economists
Elements of Economic Geography
Running total through 100L S1: 17 / 154 units
Principles of Economics II (Macroeconomics)
Mathematics for Economists II
Nigerian Peoples and Culture
Elements of Government
History of Economic Thought
Introduction to the Nigerian Economy
Data Literacy and Spreadsheet Modelling for Economists
Running total through 100L S2: 34 / 154 units
Intermediate Microeconomics I
Intermediate Macroeconomics I
Statistics for Economists I
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Public Sector Economics I
Introduction to Behavioural Economics
Sociology of Development
Running total through 200L S1: 53 / 154 units
Intermediate Microeconomics II
Intermediate Macroeconomics II
Statistics for Economists II
Philosophy, Logic and Human Existence
Structure and Growth of the Nigerian Economy
Programming for Economists I (Python and R Foundations)
Comparative Economic Systems
Running total through 200L S2: 72 / 154 units
Advanced Microeconomic Theory
Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
Introduction to Econometrics ★ flagship exemplar
Monetary Economics I
International Economics I (Trade Theory and Policy)
Research Methods in Economics
Applied Econometrics with Python and R
Running total through 300L S1: 92 / 154 units
Development Economics I
Public Sector Economics II
Monetary Economics II
International Economics II (International Finance)
Venture Creation
Peace and Conflict Resolution
Digital and FinTech Economics
Behavioural Data Analytics: Experiments and Nudges
Running total through 300L S2: 113 / 154 units
Industrial Attachment / Field Research Practicum (SIWES)
Econometric Modelling, Time Series and Forecasting
Environmental and Resource Economics
Economic Planning and Policy Analysis in Nigeria
Research Project II (Final Report and Defence)
Growth, Poverty and Structural Transformation
Machine Learning and AI Applications in Economics
Seminar in Contemporary Economic Issues
Digital Economy, Platforms and E-Governance
Running total through 400L S2: 140 / 154 units
Development Economics II
Labour Economics
Digital Financial Inclusion and Microfinance Analytics
Research Project I (Proposal, Literature Review and Methodology)
Data Visualization and Economic Storytelling
Running total through 400L S1: 154 / 154 units
Distance-Learning applicants are UTME-exempt (JAMB 2024 policy): placed on a separate DL matriculation list, screened via O’Level verification + a Senate-approved aptitude screening, and not mobilised for NYSC.
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Distance-Learning applicants are UTME-exempt under the 2024 JAMB policy. Apply for the 2027/2028 session and get matched with a human facilitator and Ibrahim from day one.