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Academic Mission
The Master of Arts in Economic Policy and Planning at Bishop Stuart University offers advanced training in the theoretical and applied aspects of economic policy formulation and implementation. This program equips students with a comprehensive understanding of economic principles and their application to real-world development challenges. Through rigorous coursework and research, students will analyze contemporary economic issues, evaluate policy interventions, and develop strategic planning skills. The curriculum emphasizes quantitative analysis, econometrics, and the use of economic modeling for policy evaluation. Graduates are prepared for careers in government ministries, international organizations, think tanks, and the private sector, where they will contribute to evidence-based economic decision-making and sustainable development initiatives. Key skills developed include policy analysis, economic forecasting, and program evaluation.
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Successfully verified on August 21, 2023 by the relevant educational authorities.
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