Thiruvalluvar Group of Institutions
The department of Economics was established in the 2020. B.A. in Economics provides a 3-year undergraduate education on how societies manage resources, covering core principles like micro/macroeconomics, supply/demand, inflation, and conometrics, developing strong analytical, critical thinking, and data nterpretation skills. It offers versatile career paths in finance, policy, business, research, and journalism, bridging liberal arts with scientific analysis to understand economic systems and their real-world impact.
A B.A. Economics vision focuses on developing strong analytical, theoretical, and quantitative skills to understand complex economic issues, fostering critical thinking for real world problem-solving in corporate, policy, or research roles, ultimately aiming to create informed citizens who can contribute to sustainable growth, equity, and societal progress. It moves beyond textbook theory to integrate practical applications and ethical considerations, preparing graduates to tackle global economic challenges.
The mission of a B.A. Economics program is to provide a strong foundation in economic principles, enabling students to analyse markets, policies, and global issues, fostering critical thinking, quantitative skills, and understanding of micro/macroeconomics, econometrics, and international finance to prepare for careers in policy, research, finance, or further studies, applying economic theory to solve real-world societal problems.
Pass in Higher Secondary Examination.
The main objectives of a B.A. in Economics are to provide a strong foundation in economic theory, develop analytical and critical thinking skills, and equip students to understand and address real-world economic issues, from personal finance to global challenges, preparing them for diverse careers in government, business, and further studies. Key goals include mastering core concepts, learning statistical and data analysis, understanding policy impacts, and applying economic principles to societal problems for informed decision-making.