Bachelor's of Science in Economics
Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Economics at Stride University is a dynamic, three-year undergraduate course that gives you a strong grounding in economic theory, data analysis, economic forecasting, financial systems and real-world application.Read More
Duration
36 Months
Delivery Mode
Online


Program Overview
Bachelor of Science (BS) in Economics at Stride University is a dynamic, three-year undergraduate course that gives you a strong grounding in economic theory, data analysis, economic forecasting, financial systems and real-world application. Whether you want to make sense of market behavior, tackle global financial problems or contribute in framing public policy, this degree gives you the critical thinking, quantitative and analytical skills to make informed economic choices. With flexible online learning, you'll learn key areas such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics and development economics. The program brings together case studies, research projects and interactive tools to keep learning modern and engaging. After completing this course, you are well-suited for successful careers in finance, consulting, government, research and international organizations or continue pursuing advanced education in economics, public policy or related disciplines.
Program Highlights

Flexible Online Learning
Stride University's online BS in Economics blends academic rigor with practical insight, offering 24/7 learning, peer engagement and expert guidance.

Strong Theoretical Foundation
Study core subjects like microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics to build a comprehensive understanding of economic systems.

Data Analysis Skills
Gain hands-on experience with tools like Python, R, and Stata to analyze economic data and forecast trends.

Real-World Applications
Explore global case studies, simulate policies and work on live projects related to trade, inequality and development.

Career Readiness
Prepares you for impactful roles in finance, consultancy, policy research and international organizations.

Global & Public Policy Focus
Built around a strong public value ethos with international outlook, the course focuses on sustainability, equity, and smart governance.

Why choose a Bachelor's of Science in Economics?
Studying BS Economics at Stride University helps you to approach real-world problems with purpose and precision. Rooted in a strong public value ethos, the program challenges you to critically consider pressing issues of global concern—like inequality, sustainability and economic policy—and how economics can be used as a force for positive change. Beyond lectures, you’ll have the chance to explore global perspectives as well. Taught by an internationally experienced faculty, the curriculum blends economic theory with applied learning in areas like management, corporate law and data analytics. You'll not only graduate with technical skills—you'll have the confidence to manage complex problems, communicate effectively and lead across industries like finance, policy, consulting and international development. With Stride University's international outlook, immersive pedagogy and career-oriented design, this degree will differentiate you in a crowded world.
Admission Requirements
General Admission Requirements
Provide a copy of secondary education (high school or equivalent) completion certificate, High School Diploma, GED or equivalent, with a minimum of 50% in final exams or equivalent academic standing.
A copy of a valid government-issued photo identity card.
A copy of an updated resume.
Any document not in English must be accompanied by a certified translated copy.
Additional Admission Requirements
Submit a 300-500 word personal statement outlining your interest in Political Science and how the program aligns with your goals.
Provide official high school transcripts verifying completion and meeting minimum grade requirements.
Submit two letters of recommendation from teachers or mentors attesting to your academic abilities and character.
Personal interviews may be conducted for applicants with academic gaps or non-traditional backgrounds.
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We evaluate candidates based on their academic background, personal statement and passion for economics. Our goal is to identify motivated individuals with strong critical thinking skills and a drive to impact economical growth. We seek candidates who demonstrate academic excellence and a keen interest in economical affairs.
Complete Application Form
Application Confirmation
Application Review
Application Interview
Payment of Fees

Program Objectives
BS in Economics teaches students basic economic concepts and related skills. You’ll study both microeconomics and macroeconomics, learning how to understand, analyze and solve complex economic problems. The program prepares you to decipher and address global economic issues and to use your knowledge in fields like finance, public policy and business. Post completion of this course, you’ll be able to make pragmatic decisions, interpret market trends and interpret the broader economic framework.
Program Outcomes
- Master fundamental economic concepts and apply them to real-world issues and policy debates.

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Year 1
Foundations of Economic Theory
Year 2
Applied Economics and Analytical Tools
Year 3
Specialization and Research
ECO 101 : Principles of Microeconomics
- Study consumer behavior, market equilibrium and pricing strategies across various market structures.
ECO 102 : Principles of Macroeconomics
ECO 103 : Quantitative Methods in Economics
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What is the BS in Economics at Stride University about?
It’s a 3-year undergraduate course that teaches you how economies work, how to analyze financial trends and how to solve actual problems using economic theory and data analysis.