BSc Economics with Management

BSc Economics with Management at Wisconsin International University College combines the study of how economies work with the practical skills of running an organisation. Offered through the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, it prepares you to understand markets, analyse choices, and manage business operations. This degree suits students who want a broad business education with a strong analytical foundation.

What this programme covers

Programmes of this kind typically combine core economics subjects such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, and quantitative methods with management modules like organisational behaviour, marketing, and business strategy. You learn how households, firms, and governments make decisions, and how to apply economic reasoning to real business problems. The exact syllabus is set by the university, but the mix of economics and management gives you both a macroeconomic view and the practical tools to run a business.

How competitive it is

This programme is less competitive than many others, so if you meet the university's published requirements, you have a good chance of receiving an offer. The applicant pool is typically smaller, which makes places more attainable. You should still confirm your eligibility by checking the specific WASSCE grades needed, as they can change.

Where it can take you

Graduates of economics and management programmes go into a wide range of careers. Many work in banking, insurance, and financial services, while others move into general management, marketing, consultancy, or the public sector. The combination of analytical skill and management knowledge is especially useful for roles such as business analyst, economic researcher, policy advisor, or operations manager. Some graduates also pursue further study in economics, management, or an MBA.