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ECONOMICS
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN
D E P A R T M E N T O F E C O N O M I C S
CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY
College of Economics Management and
Development Studies

Economics is the scientific study of how individuals
allocate and utilize limited resources. With
advancements in theory and methodology, the
emergence of complex policy questions, and the
existence of economic problems, economics remains
highly relevant. Due to the technical nature of the field,
the primary objective of economic education is to
enhance learners' technical skills, foster their analytical
and critical thinking abilities, and instill a lifelong learning
mindset.
College of Economics Management and Development Studies
Department of Economics
OVERVIEW OF THE PROGRAM

Undergraduate programs in economics are designed to equip
students with the necessary skills for careers that demand
research and analytical proficiencies in the public or corporate
sectors. Additionally, these programs aim to establish a solid
intellectual foundation for those interested in pursuing
advanced graduate degrees in economics or further studies in
areas such as law, management, finance, international relations,
and related fields. These programs incorporate current trends in
economics education, align teaching methodologies with
specific learning philosophies, and promote research
competencies that are essential in the 21st century (CMO 32 s.
2017).

Cavite State University, through College of Economics, Management and
Development Studies (CEMDS), is offering a Bachelor of Science in
Economics.
This program aims to (based on CMO32 s.2017):
1. Equip students with knowledge in economic theory and its
applications and with essential skills for undertaking economic analysis.
2. Equip students with more courses in mathematics and the sciences in
preparation for future employment.
3. Endeavour the students to be more focused on the technical and
practical aspects of economics.

Core areas of the study within the program:
Core Courses:
ECON 21 Introductory Economics
This course is an introductory to the principles of economics, covering both microeconomics and macroeconomics.
The course will begin by exploring the fundamental concepts of economics, such as scarcity, opportunity cost, and supply
and demand. Students will then study the behavior of firms and consumers in various market structures, including perfect
competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, and monopoly. The course also covers macroeconomic topics, such as
inflation, unemployment, economic growth, taxation and agrarian reform.
MATH 3 Algebra and Trigonometry
This course covers topics from algebra and trigonometry at a level and emphasis appropriate for applied technology majors
who will continue on with at least one semester of applied calculus.
ACTG 21 Accounting
Basic principles and concepts in record keeping and accounting.
MATH 8 Calculus
This course in calculus is intended to develop practical skills in differential and integral calculus.
ECON 22 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics
This course introduces students to the fundamental theories and methods of mathematical statistics, a requisite for
empirical modeling in economics. It focuses on the theory of probability, distribution theory, sampling theory and inference.
Curriculum and Courses

Major Courses:
ECON 50 Economic Development
This course is designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of the concepts and principles of development
economics and equip them with tools necessary to analyze, evaluate and interpret contemporary Philippine economic
development issues.
ECON 55 Macroeconomics
This course provides an overview of macroeconomic theories and policies, examining topics such as the determination of
aggregate output and employment, monetary and fiscal policy, international trade and finance, and the role of government in
managing the economy.
ECON 60 Microeconomics
This course introduces key concepts such as supply and demand, consumer behavior, production and cost analysis, market
structures, and market failures. Students will learn how to analyze and understand the behavior of individuals and firms in
different economic settings, and how their interactions shape market outcomes.
ECON 65 Monetary Economics
This course provides an introduction to monetary theory, to the effects of monetary variables on the macroeconomic
system, the role of the central bank and the conduct of monetary policy.
ECON 70 Mathematical Economics
The application of mathematics to problems in economics, including mathematical logic, nature of mathematical proofs, set
theory, matrix algebra, and integral calculus.

Core areas of the study within the program:
ECON 75 Financial Economics
This course provides an introduction to the fundamentals of modern financial analysis and their applications to business
challenges in capital budgeting, project evaluation, corporate investment and
financing decisions, and basic security analysis and investment management.
ECON 80 A Econometrics
This course uses basic econometric theory to enable students to appreciate the applications of this quantitative method in
support of economic analysis.
ECON 80 B Econometrics Laboratory
This course uses basic econometric theory to enable students to appreciate the applications of this quantitative method in
support of economic analysis.
ECON 85 Operations Research
This course tackles the relevance and applicability of quantitative tools in managerial decision-making.
ECON 90 Economic Research
Methods and techniques in the conduct of research with current economic problems.
ECON 95 Managerial Economics
Economic principles, theories, tools and techniques in the organization and management of an enterprise.

Course Checklist

Course Checklist
Course Checklist

Admission and Retention Policies
A. Admission Policy
I. Requirements
a. Graduate from Senior High School
1. Passed the admission examination
2. of good moral character
b. Transferee from other schools
1. Passed the admission examination
2. of good moral character
3. with good scholastic records (no failing grades)
4. current program should be BS/BA Economics (and the likes)

A. Admission Policy
I. Requirements
c. Shiftee
1. Graduate of ABM strand from SHS
2. With good scholastic record (no failing grades in any subject)

B. Retention Policy
1. Warning
2. Probation
3. Disqualification

Opportunities and Resources
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ACTIVITIES
EKONOKULTURA
Educational Trips

STUDENT
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WHY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN
ECONOMICS ?

BS Economics graduate possesses a versatile skill set that opens up various job opportunities in both public
and private sectors. Some potential career paths for BS Economics graduates include:
Economist. Graduates can work as economists in government agencies, research institutions, or private
organizations, analyzing economic data, conducting research, and providing economic forecasts and policy
recommendations.
Financial Analyst. Graduates can pursue roles as financial analysts, assessing investment opportunities,
analyzing market trends, and providing recommendations on financial strategies for companies or individuals.
Data Analyst. With their strong analytical and quantitative skills, BS Economics graduates can work as data
analysts, collecting and interpreting data to identify trends, patterns, and insights that inform business
decisions.
Market Research Analyst. Graduates can enter the field of market research, analyzing consumer behavior,
conducting surveys, and providing insights to businesses on market trends and customer preferences.
Policy Analyst. Graduates can work as policy analysts in government agencies, non-profit organizations, or
think tanks, evaluating and recommending policies to address economic issues, such as poverty, inequality, or
environmental sustainability.
Career Paths and Post-Graduate Opportunities

BS Economics graduate possesses a versatile skill set that opens up various job opportunities in both public
and private sectors. Some potential career paths for BS Economics graduates include:
Banking and Finance. BS Economics graduates can pursue careers in banking and finance, working in areas
such as commercial banking, investment banking, financial consulting, or risk management.
Business Consultant. Graduates can become business consultants, advising companies on strategic decision-
making, market analysis, and cost optimization.
International Trade Specialist. Graduates can work in international trade roles, analyzing global market
trends, conducting trade negotiations, and providing guidance on import/export regulations and policies.
Data Scientist. With their strong analytical and statistical skills, BS Economics graduates can explore
opportunities in data science, working with large datasets to extract insights and develop predictive models.
Academe and Researcher. Some graduates may choose to pursue advanced degrees in economics or related
fields and pursue careers in academe as professors or researchers.
Career Paths and Post-Graduate Opportunities

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