PO1: Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the discipline of Economics and use its principles and theories to evaluate aspects of economic and social reality
PO2: Identify and critically examine the issues concerning economic, institutional and social structures by problematising and raising reflective questions for academic inquiry
PO3: Exhibit ability to independently carry out a research project using tools and skills acquired through research methodology, statistics, and econometrics
PO4: Demonstrate expertise in soft skills that will enable them to communicate effectively and engage with their peers, work spaces and community at large
PO5: Engage with societal problems through informed and active citizenry by undertaking field assignments and projects
PO6: Recognise and accept plurality of values and understand how individual choices have ethical and wellbeing implications for oneself and others
PO7: Work with environmental consciousness and gender sensitive values by critically engaging with theories and policy debates in the areas of environmental and gender concerns
PO8: Demonstrate employability skills acquired through skill based courses like Applied Econometrics, Financial Economics Business Analytics, SPSS and STATA, Advanced Excel and Field Internships
The MA Economics programme aims to form students with deep knowledge of economic theory and skill in empirical methodology to form ethically well-grounded students with ability for incisive reasoning. The programme seeks to strike a sound balance between theory and application along with an interdisciplinary dimension without diminishing the focus on Economics. This approach is meant to help students face the dynamic challenges in terms of academics and the market. In line with this approach the programme has a combination of courses related to economic theory, methodology and two streams of specialisations which, on the one hand meet the needs of corporate employment and on the other create the ability of applying economic theory to development problems of the country. More specifically students will be equipped to take up careers in academics, business consulting and analytics, civil society and activist organisations, the public sector and international civil services.
Class Timings
Morning : 6:30 AM to 8:30 AM Evening : 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
The programme is offered trimester-wise with twelve core courses and six open electives. Each course will earn four credits. Core and elective courses will be offered in a staggered manner and will have to be completed within the maximum duration of the programme.
CBCS Interdisciplinary Masters Programmes Guidelines | ![]() |
PO1: Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the discipline of Economics and use its principles and theories to evaluate aspects of economic and social reality
PO2: Identify and critically examine the issues concerning economic, institutional and social structures by problematising and raising reflective questions for academic inquiry
PO3: Exhibit ability to independently carry out a research project using tools and skills acquired through research methodology, statistics, and econometrics
PO4: Demonstrate expertise in soft skills that will enable them to communicate effectively and engage with their peers, work spaces and community at large
PO5: Engage with societal problems through informed and active citizenry by undertaking field assignments and projects
PO6: Recognise and accept plurality of values and understand how individual choices have ethical and wellbeing implications for oneself and others
PO7: Work with environmental consciousness and gender sensitive values by critically engaging with theories and policy debates in the areas of environmental and gender concerns
PO8: Demonstrate employability skills acquired through skill based courses like Applied Econometrics, Financial Economics Business Analytics, SPSS and STATA, Advanced Excel and Field Internships
Candidates falling under any of the below mentioned categories must apply under the International Student Category:
1. Foreign citizens,
2. PIO card holders and
3. OCI (Dual Citizens)
International students coming from Non-English speaking countries should:
a) produce evidence of passing the qualifying examination in English medium or
b) have IELTS 6.0 with no sub-score below 5.5 or TOEFL (paper) 550, TOEFL (computer) of 213 or TOEFL (IBT) of 79 scores
Candidates without the above pre-qualifications will have to enroll either for
a) Intensive Certificate course in English Language (Full Time) conducted from March to May each year or
b) One Semester Certificate course in English Language (Part Time) conducted after regular class hours from June to December.
Note: The International Student category fee structure is binding for the full duration of the programme and cannot be transferred /changed in between.
Candidates from the above listed categories having pursued Indian Educational qualification and who may have applied under the Indian States Category will have to pay the International Student Category Fee. The decision of the Admission committee is final.
Candidates seeking admission through International Student category (Foreign Nationals/PIO/OCI) will have a separate application process, with the option to apply for any programme at Christ University.
a) Online Application form
Email ID for any clarifications: isc.admission@christuniversity.in
PO1: Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the discipline of Economics and use its principles and theories to evaluate aspects of economic and social reality
PO2: Identify and critically examine the issues concerning economic, institutional and social structures by problematising and raising reflective questions for academic inquiry
PO3: Exhibit ability to independently carry out a research project using tools and skills acquired through research methodology, statistics, and econometrics
PO4: Demonstrate expertise in soft skills that will enable them to communicate effectively and engage with their peers, work spaces and community at large
PO5: Engage with societal problems through informed and active citizenry by undertaking field assignments and projects
PO6: Recognise and accept plurality of values and understand how individual choices have ethical and wellbeing implications for oneself and others
PO7: Work with environmental consciousness and gender sensitive values by critically engaging with theories and policy debates in the areas of environmental and gender concerns
PO8: Demonstrate employability skills acquired through skill based courses like Applied Econometrics, Financial Economics Business Analytics, SPSS and STATA, Advanced Excel and Field Internships
Students who fall under any of the following classifications, at the time of application may apply under NRI Student category and be liable to pay the fees applicable to the category for the entire duration of the course.
1. NRI defined under the Indian Income Tax Law
2. Either of the parents is outside India (except Nepal) on Work Permit / Resident Permit.
3. Indian citizen financed by any Institution / agency outside India, even if parents are Residents of India.
4. Indian Citizen who has pursued studies for qualifying examination in any foreign / Indian syllabus outside India.
5. Indian citizen pursued studies for qualifying examination in foreign syllabi in India.
Note: If only condition 5 is satisfied, and not conditions 1 to 4 above,NRI student category fee will be applicable only for the first year.
For email queries: nri.admission@christuniversity.in
PO1: Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the discipline of Economics and use its principles and theories to evaluate aspects of economic and social reality
PO2: Identify and critically examine the issues concerning economic, institutional and social structures by problematising and raising reflective questions for academic inquiry
PO3: Exhibit ability to independently carry out a research project using tools and skills acquired through research methodology, statistics, and econometrics
PO4: Demonstrate expertise in soft skills that will enable them to communicate effectively and engage with their peers, work spaces and community at large
PO5: Engage with societal problems through informed and active citizenry by undertaking field assignments and projects
PO6: Recognise and accept plurality of values and understand how individual choices have ethical and wellbeing implications for oneself and others
PO7: Work with environmental consciousness and gender sensitive values by critically engaging with theories and policy debates in the areas of environmental and gender concerns
PO8: Demonstrate employability skills acquired through skill based courses like Applied Econometrics, Financial Economics Business Analytics, SPSS and STATA, Advanced Excel and Field Internships
Applicants may apply for the programme from January 2023 when applications will be available online on the University website till the date applications will officially close.
Applications for each programme will close approximately a week before the scheduled selection process.
All applicants must visit the page: https://appstat.christuniversity.in and register by entering NAME (as printed on Class 10 Marks Card), EMAIL-ID, and set a password. (The email id and mobile number provided will be used for sending confirmation and application status-update messages). An applicant can apply for as many programmes using the same ID as long as the prescribed eligibility criteria for the specific programme is fulfilled.
Applicants must have the following documents prior to fill the application online:
a) Copy of statement of marks of Class 10, Class 12, and Degree Marks Cards (whichever is available years’/semesters marks card) (Mandatory).
b) Applying For PGDIE Programme - Copy of statement of marks of Class 10, Class 12, Degree Marks Cards, BEd Marks Card and if applied with work experience, work experience letter (Joining Letter) (Mandatory).
c) Fill-in all the details in the “detailed application” page. Scan and upload a recent passport-size photograph (3.5 cms x 4.5 cms formal dress with white background) and click “Submit”. On clicking Submit, a viewable and editable page will appear on the screen. In case you need to make any corrections; you may edit the data/details and then click “Confirm Submission”.
d) Make payment using the Card/UPI/Net Banking and after successful payment click on submit. A 9 (Nine) digit Application number will be generated. If unable to print the application form due to system/power/internet failure, log on to https://appstat.christuniversity.in, under the “Application Status” page enter the registered Email-ID and password to view and print the application form. (After payment if you do not receive the 9 (Nine) digit application number, then your application process is incomplete and payment will go in for the refund process. The refund will take about 15 days and must be checked with your bank).
Important
Candidates falling under any of these categories (PIO / OCI / SAARC / AFRICA / ASEAN / OTHER FOREIGN NATIONALS) must send the required supporting documents (Copy of Passport, Copy of PIO / OCI card whichever is applicable, and a Copy of Class 10, Class 12 and Undergraduate Degree Marks Card (if result awaited, marks card till the last semester/year) in an A4 size Envelope ONLY through Registered Post / Courier to The Co-ordinator, Office of International Affairs, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Hosur Road, Bengaluru - 560 029, Karnataka, India, Phone: +91 80 4012 9439
All candidates have to Upload all the qualification-related documents (Class 10, Class 12, and Undergraduate Degree Marks Card (if result awaited, marks card till the last semester/year)), in the given link on your application status login page under the document upload tab within five (5) days after submitting the application form online. Else your application will be rejected.
Office of Admissions will communicate with the applicant only through the university website www.christuniversity.in under the link “Application Status” or click the link: https://appstat.christuniversity.in
PO1: Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the discipline of Economics and use its principles and theories to evaluate aspects of economic and social reality
PO2: Identify and critically examine the issues concerning economic, institutional and social structures by problematising and raising reflective questions for academic inquiry
PO3: Exhibit ability to independently carry out a research project using tools and skills acquired through research methodology, statistics, and econometrics
PO4: Demonstrate expertise in soft skills that will enable them to communicate effectively and engage with their peers, work spaces and community at large
PO5: Engage with societal problems through informed and active citizenry by undertaking field assignments and projects
PO6: Recognise and accept plurality of values and understand how individual choices have ethical and wellbeing implications for oneself and others
PO7: Work with environmental consciousness and gender sensitive values by critically engaging with theories and policy debates in the areas of environmental and gender concerns
PO8: Demonstrate employability skills acquired through skill based courses like Applied Econometrics, Financial Economics Business Analytics, SPSS and STATA, Advanced Excel and Field Internships
PO1: Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the discipline of Economics and use its principles and theories to evaluate aspects of economic and social reality
PO2: Identify and critically examine the issues concerning economic, institutional and social structures by problematising and raising reflective questions for academic inquiry
PO3: Exhibit ability to independently carry out a research project using tools and skills acquired through research methodology, statistics, and econometrics
PO4: Demonstrate expertise in soft skills that will enable them to communicate effectively and engage with their peers, work spaces and community at large
PO5: Engage with societal problems through informed and active citizenry by undertaking field assignments and projects
PO6: Recognise and accept plurality of values and understand how individual choices have ethical and wellbeing implications for oneself and others
PO7: Work with environmental consciousness and gender sensitive values by critically engaging with theories and policy debates in the areas of environmental and gender concerns
PO8: Demonstrate employability skills acquired through skill based courses like Applied Econometrics, Financial Economics Business Analytics, SPSS and STATA, Advanced Excel and Field Internships
PO1: Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the discipline of Economics and use its principles and theories to evaluate aspects of economic and social reality
PO2: Identify and critically examine the issues concerning economic, institutional and social structures by problematising and raising reflective questions for academic inquiry
PO3: Exhibit ability to independently carry out a research project using tools and skills acquired through research methodology, statistics, and econometrics
PO4: Demonstrate expertise in soft skills that will enable them to communicate effectively and engage with their peers, work spaces and community at large
PO5: Engage with societal problems through informed and active citizenry by undertaking field assignments and projects
PO6: Recognise and accept plurality of values and understand how individual choices have ethical and wellbeing implications for oneself and others
PO7: Work with environmental consciousness and gender sensitive values by critically engaging with theories and policy debates in the areas of environmental and gender concerns
PO8: Demonstrate employability skills acquired through skill based courses like Applied Econometrics, Financial Economics Business Analytics, SPSS and STATA, Advanced Excel and Field Internships
PO1: Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the discipline of Economics and use its principles and theories to evaluate aspects of economic and social reality
PO2: Identify and critically examine the issues concerning economic, institutional and social structures by problematising and raising reflective questions for academic inquiry
PO3: Exhibit ability to independently carry out a research project using tools and skills acquired through research methodology, statistics, and econometrics
PO4: Demonstrate expertise in soft skills that will enable them to communicate effectively and engage with their peers, work spaces and community at large
PO5: Engage with societal problems through informed and active citizenry by undertaking field assignments and projects
PO6: Recognise and accept plurality of values and understand how individual choices have ethical and wellbeing implications for oneself and others
PO7: Work with environmental consciousness and gender sensitive values by critically engaging with theories and policy debates in the areas of environmental and gender concerns
PO8: Demonstrate employability skills acquired through skill based courses like Applied Econometrics, Financial Economics Business Analytics, SPSS and STATA, Advanced Excel and Field Internships
Bangalore Central Campus
The Office of Admissions,
CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Hosur Road,
Bengaluru - 560 029, Karnataka, INDIA
Ph. No: +91 92430 80800
Ph. No: +91 80 4012 9400
Email IDs
Indian candidates: admissions@christuniversity.in
NRI candidates: nri.admission@christuniversity.in
International: isc.admission@christuniversity.in
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Bangalore Bannerghatta Road Campus
CHRIST (Deemed to be University) Hulimavu, Bannerghatta Road, Bengaluru - 560 076, Karnataka, INDIA Ph. No: 080 4655 1306
Email: admissions.bgr@christuniversity.in |
Bangalore Kengeri Campus
CHRIST (Deemed to be University)
Kanmanike, Kumbalgodu, Mysore Road, Bengaluru - 560 074, Karnataka, INDIA
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Bangalore Yeshwanthpur Campus
CHRIST (Deemed to be University)
Nagasandra, Near Tumkur Road,
Bengaluru 560 073, Karnataka, INDIA |
Delhi NCR Campus
CHRIST (Deemed to be University),
Mariam Nagar, Meerut Road,
Delhi NCR Ghaziabad - 201003
Ph. No: 1800-123-3212
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Pune Lavasa Campus
CHRIST (Deemed to be University),
Christ University Road, 30 Valor Court,
PO Dasve Lavasa, Mulshi, Pune - 412112, Maharashtra
Ph. No : 1800-123-2009,
Email: admission.lavasa@christuniversity.in |
PO1: Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the discipline of Economics and use its principles and theories to evaluate aspects of economic and social reality
PO2: Identify and critically examine the issues concerning economic, institutional and social structures by problematising and raising reflective questions for academic inquiry
PO3: Exhibit ability to independently carry out a research project using tools and skills acquired through research methodology, statistics, and econometrics
PO4: Demonstrate expertise in soft skills that will enable them to communicate effectively and engage with their peers, work spaces and community at large
PO5: Engage with societal problems through informed and active citizenry by undertaking field assignments and projects
PO6: Recognise and accept plurality of values and understand how individual choices have ethical and wellbeing implications for oneself and others
PO7: Work with environmental consciousness and gender sensitive values by critically engaging with theories and policy debates in the areas of environmental and gender concerns
PO8: Demonstrate employability skills acquired through skill based courses like Applied Econometrics, Financial Economics Business Analytics, SPSS and STATA, Advanced Excel and Field Internships
PO1: Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the discipline of Economics and use its principles and theories to evaluate aspects of economic and social reality
PO2: Identify and critically examine the issues concerning economic, institutional and social structures by problematising and raising reflective questions for academic inquiry
PO3: Exhibit ability to independently carry out a research project using tools and skills acquired through research methodology, statistics, and econometrics
PO4: Demonstrate expertise in soft skills that will enable them to communicate effectively and engage with their peers, work spaces and community at large
PO5: Engage with societal problems through informed and active citizenry by undertaking field assignments and projects
PO6: Recognise and accept plurality of values and understand how individual choices have ethical and wellbeing implications for oneself and others
PO7: Work with environmental consciousness and gender sensitive values by critically engaging with theories and policy debates in the areas of environmental and gender concerns
PO8: Demonstrate employability skills acquired through skill based courses like Applied Econometrics, Financial Economics Business Analytics, SPSS and STATA, Advanced Excel and Field Internships
Candidates applying for the above programmes must possess a recognised undergraduate degree with minimum 50 percent marks. Preference will be given to candidates with work experience. The duration of the programme shall be a minimum of 2 years to a maximum of 4 years with one year extension given to students upon payment of an extension fee.
Students pursuing an International curriculum must note that eligibility is according to AIU stipulations.
PO1: Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the discipline of Economics and use its principles and theories to evaluate aspects of economic and social reality
PO2: Identify and critically examine the issues concerning economic, institutional and social structures by problematising and raising reflective questions for academic inquiry
PO3: Exhibit ability to independently carry out a research project using tools and skills acquired through research methodology, statistics, and econometrics
PO4: Demonstrate expertise in soft skills that will enable them to communicate effectively and engage with their peers, work spaces and community at large
PO5: Engage with societal problems through informed and active citizenry by undertaking field assignments and projects
PO6: Recognise and accept plurality of values and understand how individual choices have ethical and wellbeing implications for oneself and others
PO7: Work with environmental consciousness and gender sensitive values by critically engaging with theories and policy debates in the areas of environmental and gender concerns
PO8: Demonstrate employability skills acquired through skill based courses like Applied Econometrics, Financial Economics Business Analytics, SPSS and STATA, Advanced Excel and Field Internships
The candidates shall pay a programme fee of INR 20,000.00 for the programme. Subsequently they will register for individual courses by paying between INR 5,000 - INR7, 000 depending on the course.
PROGRAM |
Offering Department |
MA Economics |
Economics |
Course title |
Fees |
Microeconomic Theory and Applications |
Rs.7000 |
Statistics and Computer Applications |
Rs.7000 |
Advanced Mathematical Economics |
Rs.7000 |
Macroeconomic Theory and Policy |
Rs.7000 |
Applied Econometrics |
Rs.7000 |
Research Methodology for Applied Economics |
Rs.7000 |
Economics of Growth and Development |
Rs.7000 |
International Economics -Theory and Policy |
Rs.7000 |
Public Finance and Policy |
Rs.7000 |
Operations Research |
Rs.7000 |
Applied Financial Economics |
Rs.7000 |
Dissertation |
Rs.7000 |
Economics of Banking and Insurance |
Rs.7000 |
Economics of Labour Markets |
Rs.7000 |
Economics of Industrial Organization |
Rs.7000 |
Economics of Gender |
Rs.7000 |
International Finance |
Rs.7000 |
Regional and Urban Economics |
Rs.7000 |
PO1: Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the discipline of Economics and use its principles and theories to evaluate aspects of economic and social reality
PO2: Identify and critically examine the issues concerning economic, institutional and social structures by problematising and raising reflective questions for academic inquiry
PO3: Exhibit ability to independently carry out a research project using tools and skills acquired through research methodology, statistics, and econometrics
PO4: Demonstrate expertise in soft skills that will enable them to communicate effectively and engage with their peers, work spaces and community at large
PO5: Engage with societal problems through informed and active citizenry by undertaking field assignments and projects
PO6: Recognise and accept plurality of values and understand how individual choices have ethical and wellbeing implications for oneself and others
PO7: Work with environmental consciousness and gender sensitive values by critically engaging with theories and policy debates in the areas of environmental and gender concerns
PO8: Demonstrate employability skills acquired through skill based courses like Applied Econometrics, Financial Economics Business Analytics, SPSS and STATA, Advanced Excel and Field Internships
Dharmaram College Post, Hosur Road, Bengaluru - 560029,
Karnataka, India
Tel: +91 804012 9100 / 9600
Fax: 40129000
Email: mail@christuniversity.in
Web: http://www. christuniversity.in
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