Development Economics is a part of Economics that specifically studies development issues that have been, are being or will be happening in developing countries. The development covers industry, banking, finance, and business. In addition, the Development Economics study program also analyzes various economic issues to then seek and find solutions to various economic problems critically, creatively and innovatively.
“Becoming a superior study program in the field of Development Economics with a global orientation based on faith and piety”
1. International Business Economics Analyst and Practitioner
Graduates are able to formulate international, cross-country and regional business strategies, are able to identify problems and opportunities and make recommendations for solving problems in international business activities using economic theory and knowledge.
2. Islamic Economics and Banking Analysts and Practitioners
Graduates who are able to apply economics empirically in the fields of Islamic finance and banking.
3. Regional Economic and Financial Analyst and Practitioner
Graduates have the expertise to analyze local sectors that are strategically competitive, and are able to analyze finances within central and regional agencies.
4. Entrepreneur
Graduates who have entrepreneurial skills who think creatively and innovatively and are able to take business opportunities that are needed and wanted by the market.
Graduate learning outcomes are abilities acquired by graduates through internalization of knowledge, attitudes, skills, competencies, and work experience accumulation.