BACHELOR OF ECONOMICS (ECONOMICS & FINANCE, WITH IT)

Course Description

This program focuses on economic theory, financial systems, and investment analysis, combined with practical I.T. applications. It prepares students to interpret economic trends, manage financial data, and support informed decision-making in a tech-driven economy.

Expectations

Throughout the 4-year full-time course, students are expected to develop analytical thinking, quantitative skills, and digital literacy. Consistent engagement in economic modeling, financial analysis, ethical practice, and I.T.-based research is essential for both academic success and workplace readiness.

Market Areas

Graduates can work in banking, financial institutions, government agencies, investment firms, research centers, and economic policy organizations

Minimum Requirements

KCSE MEAN GRADE C+ OR HIGHER, (C OR HIGHER REQUIRED IN MATHEMATICS) OR A DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION / ECONOMICS / FINANCE / ACCOUNTING OR RELATED COURSE FROM AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION. OR IGCSE SIX B’S INCLUDING MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH AND A LEVEL 2 PRINCIPAL PASSES AND 1 SUBSIDIARY PASS OR HOLDER OF A RELEVANT DIPLOMA FROM AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION AND MINIMUM AGGREGATE OF C AT KCSE OR O-LEVEL DIVISION III; OR HOLDER OF KACE CERTIFICATE WITH A MINIMUM OF TWO PRINCIPAL PASSES AND A MINIMUM OF A CREDIT PASS IN MATHEMATICS AT KCE; OR HOLDER OF KCSE MEAN GRADE OF C- PLUS A CERTIFICATE AND A DIPLOMA FROM AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION; OR HOLDER OF CPA/CPS PART I, CIMA, CIPS, CHRP OR EQUIVALENT PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION WITH A MINIMUM AGGREGATE OF C- AT KCSE OR O-LEVEL DIVISION III; OR HOLDER OF A DEGREE FROM AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION WITH A MINIMUM OF C- IN KCSE OR EQUIVALENT; OR HOLDER OF QUALIFICATIONS DEEMED TO BE EQUIVALENT TO ANY OF THE ABOVE.

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