Bachelor Economy

The Economics degree stands out for its practical approach and face-to-face teaching, providing an interactive and dynamic learning environment. Complex economic concepts are explored through classroom debates and discussions, encouraging active student participation. The course favors practical methodologies, such as case studies and simulations, which allow students to apply the knowledge they have acquired in real contexts. In addition, internships promote the development of interpersonal skills, networking and teamwork, which are essential for the job market. Access to advanced resources and integration into an intercultural environment provide a global and differentiated education.

Those who apply through the institutional admission process may apply for this study program. See the required exams below.

Economics graduates have a wide range of career opportunities in various sectors. They can work in financial institutions such as banks, insurance companies and consultancies, holding positions related to financial analysis, risk management and investment. There are also opportunities in private companies, working in management, strategic planning, marketing and market analysis. In the public sector, they can work in state bodies, namely in economic planning, public policy and regulation. Other options include careers in research, higher education, international organizations and as independent consultants, advising companies and governments.