Undergraduate

B.Sc. Economics

Understand markets, policy and economic decision-making through economics and quantitative methods.

At a glance

Qualification
B.Sc. Economics
Level
Undergraduate
Study mode
Fully online
Faculty
Faculty of Social Sciences

About this program

Prices, wages, taxes and interest rates shape your work and your wallet every day. This degree shows you how the economy really works, from microeconomics and macroeconomics to econometrics, development economics and the Nigerian economy, so you can read the numbers behind the headlines. Delivered fully online (ODL) through the LMS, so you study around your job and finish with a standard University of Abuja B.Sc.

Who it’s for: bankers and finance staff, civil servants and policy officers, analysts and researchers, business owners, and anyone who wants a recognised economics degree without leaving work.

Entry requirements

B.Sc. Economics: A minimum of five credit passes including English Language, Mathematics and Economics and any two from Government, Geography, Accounting, Commerce, Financial Accounting, Marketing, and other relevant subjects obtained at not more than two (2) sittings from any recognized examination bodies such as SSCE/WASC, GCE ‘O’ Level, NECO, NABTEB or TC II.

What you’ll study

Explore the courses by level and semester, including credit units and course status where supplied.

100 level
First semester
Course codeCourse titleUnits
ECN101Principles of Economics I3
ECN103Mathematics for Economics I3
ECO101Principles of Economics I2
ECO103Mathematics for Economics I2
UA-ECO105Economics of Innovation I3
Second semester
Course codeCourse titleUnits
ECN102Principles of Economics II3
ECN104Mathematics for Economics II3
ECO102Principles of Economics II2
ECO104Mathematics for Economics II2
UA-ECO106Economics of Innovation II3
200 level
First semester
Course codeCourse titleUnits
ECN203Introduction to Macroeconomics I2
ECN205Introduction to Statistics I3
ECN207History and Structure of Nigerian Economy2
ECN209Mathematics for Economics2
ECN211Labour Economics3
ECN213Financial Economics I3
ECN215Principle of Finance2
ECO201Introduction to Microeconomics I2
ECO203Introduction to Macroeconomics I2
ECO205Structure of Nigeria Economy3
ECO207Mathematics for Economics2
UA-ECO209International Economics I (Trade)2
UA-ECO211Introduction to Institutional Economics I2
Second semester
Course codeCourse titleUnits
ECN202Introduction to Microeconomics II2
ECN204Introduction to Macroeconomics II2
ECN206Introduction to Statistics II3
ECN208History of Economic Thought2
ECN210Financial Economics II3
ECN212Urban and Regional Economics3
ECN214Capital Market and Investment I3
ECO202Introduction to Microeconomics II2
ECO204Introduction to Macroeconomics II2
ECO206Statistics for Economists3
SSC202Introduction to Computer and its Application3
UA-ECO210International Economics II (Finance)3
UA-ECO212Institutional Economics II3
300 level
First semester
Course codeCourse titleUnits
ECN201Introduction to Microeconomics I2
ECN301Intermediate Micro-Economics I2
ECN303Intermediate Macro-Economics I2
ECN305Introduction to Econometrics I3
ECN313Public Sector Economics I2
ECN315International Economics I2
ECN317Operational Research3
ECN318Monetary Economics3
ECN321Management Accounting3
Second semester
Course codeCourse titleUnits
ECN302Intermediate Micro-Economics II2
ECN304Intermediate Macro-Economics II2
ECN306Introduction to Econometrics II3
ECN308Project Evaluation II2
ECN310Political Economy3
ECN314Public Sector Economics II2
ECN316International Economics II2
ECN319Applied Monetary Economics3
400 level
First semester
Course codeCourse titleUnits
ECN309Development Economics2
ECN401Advanced Micro-Economics I2
ECN403Advanced Macro-Economics II2
ECN411Comparative Economics2
ECN413Problems and Policies of Devp2
ECN415Industrial Relation and Personnel Mgt3
ECN417Petroleum Economics3
ECN419Basic Concept of Finance3
Second semester
Course codeCourse titleUnits
ECN312Research Methodology2
ECN320Financial Institution3
ECN402Advance Micro-Economics II2
ECN404Advance Macro-Economics II2
ECN406Production Economics2
ECN410Money and Banking2
500 level
First semester
Course codeCourse titleUnits
ECN405Applied Statistics3
ECN407Economic Planning2
ECN409Taxation & Fiscal Policy2
ECN421Capital Market & Investment II3
ECN423Global Economic Environment3
Second semester
Course codeCourse titleUnits
ECN408Economic Planning2
ECN412Advanced Mathematics3
ECN414Human Resource Economics3
ECN420Research Essay/Original Essay6

Tuition & payment options

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Undergraduate (Domestic)

Fee breakdown in NGN
ChargeAmount (NGN)When payable
Core tuition₦125,000.00Each session
Administrative fees₦60,000.00Each session
Technology & resource fee₦20,000.00Each session
Acceptance fee₦30,000.00New students only
New-student session total₦235,000.00Excludes completion charges

Pay in full or in three instalments

Full payment: ₦235,000.00

  1. First instalment (50%)₦117,500.00
  2. Second instalment (40%)₦94,000.00
  3. Third instalment (10%)₦23,500.00

Acceptance is payable by new students only. Instalments cover the session charges and acceptance where applicable; any completion charge is separate. Confirm payment deadlines with the Centre.

Undergraduate (International)

Fee breakdown in USD
ChargeAmount (USD)When payable
Core tuitionUS$750.00Each session
Administrative feesUS$50.00Each session
Technology & resource feeUS$20.00Each session
Acceptance feeUS$20.00New students only
New-student session totalUS$840.00Excludes completion charges

Pay in full or in three instalments

Full payment: US$840.00

  1. First instalment (50%)US$420.00
  2. Second instalment (40%)US$336.00
  3. Third instalment (10%)US$84.00

Acceptance is payable by new students only. Instalments cover the session charges and acceptance where applicable; any completion charge is separate. Confirm payment deadlines with the Centre.

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