Professional Diploma in Economics

Each professional diploma program is a nine credit graduate-level program to be completed in the planned nine-month duration. Each module within the professional diploma programs includes assigned academic readings, exploration of case studies, online or email discussions with the instructor, and the preparation of a scholarly paper or business-related project report on an approved topic selected by the student.

Subjects
BUS 504: Microeconomic Principles (3 credits)
BUS 506: Macroeconomic Principles (3 credits)
BUS 508: International Economics (3 credits)

BUS 504: Microeconomic Principles (3 credits)
This course provides a review of microeconomic theory and practice. Theories related to consumers, products and costs will receive an examination. Competitive markets and applications are covered. Additionally, markets and completion will be examined using working examples.

BUS 506: Macroeconomic Principles (3 credits)
This course reviews the concept of Economics including terms, scope and methods. Topics provide a detailed look at economic systems; supply and demand; the concept of equilibrium of the market; macro economic analysis; and effects on the world economy.

BUS 508: International Economics (3 credits)
This course covers global trade and international monetary theories. Students examine tariffs and other trade-restricting devices, trade blocs and global trading problems. Topics include trade determination theories, theories of exchange rate, problems of the international monetary system, evaluation of monetary, fiscal and exchange rate policies, inflation and unemployment, effects of exchange rate changes, and international interdependence and policy coordination.

The normal cost of this program is USD 1400.00, however fee reduction scholorships are available to members of the Institute of Management Specialists reducing the cost to only USD 1200.00

For further details please contact
info@instituteofmanagementspecialists.org.uk