Professionals in Economics play key roles in financial institutions, economic analysis, and policy-making. They manage financial transactions, analyze economic trends, and provide insights for decision-making.
Areas of Work:
- Commercial Banks: Handling financial transactions and customer services.
- Central Banks: Implementing monetary policies and regulating banks.
- Economic Research Institutions: Conducting economic analysis and forecasting.
- Government Agencies: Formulating economic policies.
Academic Requirements:
- ACSEE Level:
- Obtain a minimum of two principal-level passes, with Mathematics as a preferred subject.
- Meet the university’s specified total points requirement.
- Bachelor of Banking and Finance (BBF) or Bachelor of Economics (BEcon):
- Apply for admission to a recognized university offering the BBF or BEcon program.
- Successfully complete the program, covering banking operations, economic theory, and policy analysis.
- Internship and Professional Qualification:
- Gain practical experience through internships or entry-level positions.
- Pursue professional qualifications such as the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) or Certified Risk Professional (CRP).
- Register with relevant bodies for banking and economic professionals.