Bachelor of Arts in Economics

• Four-year Tribhuvan University program focused on microeconomics, macroeconomics, development economics, public finance, international trade, and applied research essential for understanding national and global economic systems.
• Covers core economic theory, quantitative tools, national planning, development strategies, budgeting, taxation, financial systems, and trade.
• Strengthens understanding of Nepal’s development structure, economic indicators, and fiscal policies.
• Builds numerical, analytical, and research skills through mathematics, statistics, and academic writing.
• Prepares students for government, financial institutions, development organizations, and research-oriented careers.
• Offers a structured path to advanced studies in economics, development studies, finance, public policy, and related fields.

Curricular Structure in Table (TU BA Economics)

Compulsory Subjects (TU BA Structure)
• First Year: C.Eng.401 Reading and Writing in English
• Second Year: C.Nep.402 Compulsory Nepali / Alt. Eng.402 for international students
• Third Year: C.Eng.403 Reading and Writing Across the Disciplines

Features
• Focus on theory, quantitative tools, and applied economic analysis
• Development-focused curriculum with emphasis on Nepal’s economy
• Integration of public finance, financial systems, and international trade
• Research and academic writing in the final year for analytical grounding
• Supports career pathways in government, banking, research, and development sectors

Admission Process
• Completion of +2 or equivalent in any stream from a recognized board
• Submission of application to the respective college
• Entrance assessment if required by the campus
• Document verification and enrollment after fee payment

Job Prospects
• Analyst in economic policy, planning, and development units
• Researcher in think tanks, academic centers, or economic research institutions
• Officer-level eligibility in government through Lok Sewa
• Program staff in NGOs/INGOs working in development, economy, governance, and public finance
• Banking and financial sector entry roles in analysis, credit, budgeting, or operations
• Data and statistical assistant roles in projects, government agencies, and survey bodies
• Media roles in economic reporting and analysis
• Support roles in trade, industry, and market research organizations