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Introduction
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The Department of Economics at GC University is providing
quality education at the undergraduate, postgraduate level and
professional disciplines related to Banking and Financial Economics,
Entrepreneurship and SME management. It is committed to achieving
academic excellence by producing quality graduates and research in the
field of economics and finance.
The Department of Economics has a long distinguished
history of widening the horizons of its students and helping them to
gain knowledge required for competing internationally. The graduates of
the department have achieved preeminence in various spheres of life.
They are working at various national and international organizations,
financial institutions, non profit sector besides serving on the boards
of various banks and multinational organizations.
Apart from imparting quality education, we focus on
character-building, grooming and personal development of our students
through active participation in co curricular activities organized by
various Societies. These activities include seminars, workshops,
debates, quizzes and dialogues on current and emerging economic and
financial issues which make life at GCU fruitful, productive enjoyable.
Since its
establishment, the Department of Economics has been one of the leading
Departments of GC University Lahore. The Department has been chaired by
eminent academic luminaries like:
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Prof. U.
Kramat,
Prof. M.
Rashid,
Prof.
Fiza-ur-Rehman,
Prof. Shams-ut-Tauheed,
Prof. A. S.
Khalid,
Prof. Hamid
Yamin Dar,
Prof. Khalid
Aftab,
Prof. Shoaib
Hashmi and
Prof. Muhammad
Aslam. |
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Facilities
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The department is equipped with the latest instructional
aids and technology in class lecture, seminar rooms and computer lab
which provides online access to journals through GC University library for
undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Research
Some of the successful research projects of the
department are:
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Fan Industry of Pakistan: Growth Dynamics of Small,
Medium and Large Enterprises.
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Development of Women Entrepreneurship.
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An Economic analysis of Micro and Small Scale Shoemaking
Units of Lahore
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Pak-India Trade Study. A case study of Fans and Bicycles
Industries
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Development of Curriculum on Entrepreneurship and SME
Management
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Short Courses on WTO and Economy of Pakistan
Research Groups
The department has set up research groups in the
following areas:
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Banking and Financial Economics
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Entrepreneurship and SME Management
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International Trade, WTO and Finance
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Quantitative Economics
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Urban Economics and Development
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Economic Growth, Poverty, Inequality and Social Sector
Development.
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Macroeconomic Issues and Public Economics
Over the last four years, more than 40 papers have been
published in these areas in different national and international
journals.
Research Journal
The department publishes its refereed research journal
“GCU Economics Journal” under the ISSN 02422815 which is subscribed by
the International Monetary Fund (IMF), The World Bank (WB) and other
international institutions. It is also subscribed by the leading
universities of UK and USA.
Academic Links
The department takes pride in its endeavours for
developing higher education link programs with national and
international organizations. It has completed two research links with
the Strathclyde University and University of Cranfield, UK. The third
research link on Development of Skills in SMEs has been completed with
the launch of a report on the fan industry of Pakistan. An MOU with
SMEDA has been signed in order to encourage research on entrepreneurship
and SMEs in Pakistan.
Career Scope/ Opportunities
Graduates of the department are likely to start their
careers in different economic sectors and professional places of
Management, Accountancy, Consultancy, Insurance, Corporate Sector,
Public policy institutions, etc.
Future Plans
Maintaining and ensuring quality in the academic
programmes is an ongoing exercise which is constantly refined through
expert opinion of the Board of Studies, foreign faculty and faculty
members of the department. At present all academic programmes have
research as an integral component and the department plans to strengthen
its research linkages in order to encourage and promote research on
economic issues of national and international significance. The
department also plans to arrange a national level conference on
Economics and Finance in order to highlight the contributions made by
researchers across the country.
Academic Programmes
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The department offers the following undergraduate and
postgraduate programmes.
- BSc (Hons) Business Accounting and Finance
- BSc (Hons)
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B. Com (Hons)
- MS in Banking and Financial Economics
- MS in Entrepreneurship and SME Management
- MPhil
- PhD
B. Com 4- Year (Hons) Degree Programme
Description of the Programme:
The courses is more
balanced by realigning the course contents to modern needs to include
both commerce and social sciences subjects for overall professional and
character development of the student. Courses were classified into core
and specialized courses in Commerce. Support courses in social sciences
and humanities were introduced for producing the effective leaders in
commerce to meet the challenges of the 21st century.
The objective of the
programme is to provide the banking, financial sectors and as well as to
non-financial sector with relevant human resource equipped with academic
and applied knowledge. The programme will enable the participants to
develop a good understanding of accounting, finance, money, banking,
management and marketing and to understand the role of these factors in
economic development. Moreover, they will be better able to analyze the
behavior and structure of domestic and international products &
financial markets and institutions in the light of current crises and
challenges and may play their role in the development of manufacturing
sector, trading sector, banking and non- banking financial institutions
and capital markets.
Objectives of the
Programme:
At the end of the
programme the students will be able to:
• Evaluate different
financial proposals by exhibiting strong theoretical Knowledge and
quantitative techniques.
• Establish an
accounting system for new concern or handle the accounts of any ongoing
concern.
• Have a broader
understanding of corporate, legal and business affairs.
• Understand the
modern business scenario.
• Use strong
managerial, interpersonal and negotiation skills.
• Conduct research
independently recommend policy implication regarding current economic
and financial scenarios.
• Comprehend business
and economic environment.
B.Com (Hons) Eligibility
Criteria for admission
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The
applicant (Male/Female) applying for admission to BCom 4-years (Hons)
programme must hove passed his/her HSSC (Pre-Engineering,
Pre-Medical, ICS, Gen. Science, ICom and DCom) with at least 50%
marks or A-level/12 Grade or equivalent in three subjects in first
annual examination of the year of admission or in the preceding year
of the admission.
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There is no age limit for an applicant seeking admission to B.Com
(Hons).
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Admission will be strictly on merit which shall be
determined on the basis of overall marks test and interview.
MS Banking & Financial Economics
The programme will enable the participants to develop a
good understanding of money, banking and financial economics and
understand the role of these factors in economic development. Moreover,
they will be able to analyze the behaviour and structure of domestic and
international financial markets and institutions in the light of current
crisis and challenges and thus contribute in the development of banking
sector, financial institutions and capital markets.
Eligibility
Criteria
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Minimum 16 years of education will be required with
at least 2.50 CGPA or 60% marks for admission in MS Programme.
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Only those candidates will be eligible to apply for
admission to MS in Banking and Financial Economics who have
completed MSc or BA/BSc (Hons) in Economics/Banking &
Finance/Commerce or other relevant disciplines.
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Only those candidates are eligible to apply for
admission who have passed GAT (General) Test with at least 50% valid
score.
MS Entrepreneurship and SME Management
The programme is aimed at entrepreneurial development and
management in order to enable the would be entrepreneurs to start
successful business ventures. The programme will focus on cutting edge
issues of business environment and development plan, highlighting the
key elements of business creation, entrepreneurship development,
marketing, organizational behavior and financial planning and
development.
Eligibility
Criteria
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Minimum 16 years of education will be required with
at least 2.50 CGPA or 60% marks for admission in MS Programme.
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Only those candidates are eligible to apply for
admission who have passed GAT (General) Test with at least 50% valid
score.
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All candidates will be eligible to apply for
admission in MS Entrepreneurship & SME Management who have completed
MSc or BA/BSc (Hons) in any discipline.
Future Plans
Maintaining and ensuring quality in the academic
programmes is an ongoing exercise which is constantly refined through
expert opinion of the Board of Studies, foreign faculty and faculty
members of the department. At present all academic programmes have
research as an integral component and the department plans to strengthen
its research linkages in order to encourage and promote research on
economic issues of national and international significance. The
Department also plans to arrange a national level conference on
Economics and Finance in order highlight the contributions made by
researchers across the country.
Courses
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BSc (Hons.)
Business Accounting and Finance
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Year – 1 |
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Semester– I |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BAF-1101 |
Principles of Accounting |
3 |
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Semester– II |
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BAF-1201 |
Financial Accounting |
3 |
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Year – 2 |
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Semester– III |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BAF-2101 |
Cost Accounting |
3 |
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Semester– IV |
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BAF-2201 |
Introduction to Business and Entrepreneurship |
3 |
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BAF-2202 |
Principles of Finance |
3 |
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Year – 3 |
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Semester– V |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BAF-3101 |
Principles of Management |
3 |
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BAF-3102 |
Business Research Methodology |
3 |
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BAF-3103 |
Financial Management |
3 |
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BAF-3104 |
Managerial Accounting |
3 |
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BAF-3104P |
Managerial Accounting |
1 |
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BAF-3105 |
Commercial Law |
3 |
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Semester–VI |
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BAF-3201 |
Principles of Marketing |
3 |
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BAF-3202 |
Business Communication and Report writing |
3 |
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BAF-3203 |
Corporate Law |
3 |
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BAF-3204 |
Income Tax Law |
3 |
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BAF-3205 |
Corporate Governance & Auditing |
3 |
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Year – 4 |
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Semester– VII |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BAF-4101 |
Banking Law and Practices |
3 |
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BAF-4102 |
Sales Tax, Custom & Excise Duty |
3 |
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Elective-I |
3 |
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Elective-II |
3 |
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BAF-4299 |
Research Project/Internship |
3 |
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Semester–VIII |
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BAF-4201 |
Financial Econometrics |
3 |
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BAF-4201P |
Financial Econometrics |
1 |
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BAF-4202 |
Advanced Financial Accounting
(with special reference to IAS/IFRS) |
3 |
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Elective III |
3 |
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Elective IV |
3 |
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BAF-4299 |
Research Project /Internship |
3 |
4 Credit Hours Must Include Lab/Practical
Elective Courses
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Elective I
& II |
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BAF-4103 |
Analysis of Financial Statements |
3 |
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BAF-4104 |
Accounting for Special Ventures |
3 |
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BAF-4105 |
Advanced Auditing |
3 |
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BAF-4106 |
Investment & Portfolio Management |
3 |
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BAF-4107 |
Valuation of Financial Derivatives |
3 |
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BAF-4108 |
Insurance & Risk Management |
3 |
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Elective III & IV |
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BAF-4203 |
Accounting for Corporations & Banking Companies (with special
reference to IAS/IFRS) |
3 |
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BAF-4204 |
International Accounting |
3 |
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BAF-4205 |
Accounting Information System (Accounting Software-PEACH Tree) |
3 |
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BAF-4206 |
Credit Analysis and Management |
3 |
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BAF-4207 |
Mechanics of Financial Markets and Institutions |
3 |
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BAF-4208 |
International Financial Management |
3 |
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Students will have to choose a total of 4 courses (two in
semester VII & two in semester VIII) out of the 12 courses given above.
The scheme of studies is subject to
revision and change.
Allied
Courses (Business
Accounting and Finance)
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Year – 1 |
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Semester– I |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BAF-1101 |
Principles of Accounting |
3 |
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Semester– II |
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BAF-1201 |
Financial Accounting |
3 |
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Year – 2 |
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Semester– III |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BAF-2101 |
Cost Accounting |
3 |
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Semester– IV |
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BAF-2201 |
Introduction to Business and Entrepreneurship |
3 |
BSc (Hons.) Economics
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Year – 1 |
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Semester– I |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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ECON-1102 |
Principles of Economics |
3 |
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Semester– II |
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ECON-1101 |
Micro Economics-I |
3 |
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Year – 2 |
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Semester– III |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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ECON-2101 |
Macro Economics-I |
3 |
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Semester– IV |
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ECON-2202 |
Statistics For Economist |
3 |
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ECON-2203 |
Mathematical Economics |
3 |
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Year – 3 |
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Semester– V |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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ECON-3101 |
Islamic Economics |
3 |
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ECON-3102 |
Basic Econometrics |
3 |
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ECON-3102P |
Basic Econometrics |
1 |
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ECON-3103 |
Intermediate Microeconomics |
3 |
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ECON-3104 |
Intermediate Microeconomics |
3 |
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ECON-3105 |
Advanced Mathematical Economics |
3 |
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Semester– VI |
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ECON-3201 |
International Economics |
3 |
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ECON-3202 |
Development Economics |
3 |
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ECON-3203 |
Applied Econometrics |
3 |
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ECON-3203P |
Applied Econometrics |
1 |
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ECON-3204 |
Leading Issues in Pakistan's Economy |
3 |
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ECON-3205 |
Money, Banking, and Monetary Policy |
3 |
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Year – 4 |
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Semester– VII |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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ECON-4101 |
Strategies for Economic Development |
3 |
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ECON-4102 |
Human Resource Economics |
3 |
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Elective-I |
3 |
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Elective-II |
3 |
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ECON-4299 |
Research Project/Internship |
3 |
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Semester– VIII |
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ECON-4201 |
Project Appraisal and Economic planning |
3 |
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ECON-4202 |
Public Finance and Policy Economics |
3 |
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Elective-III |
3 |
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Elective-IV |
3 |
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ECON-4299 |
Research Project/Internship |
3 |
4 Credit Hours Must Include Lab/Practical
Elective Subjects
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Elective I
& II |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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ECON-4103 |
Growth Economics |
3 |
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ECON-4104 |
History of Economic Thought |
3 |
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ECON-4105 |
Managerial Economics |
3 |
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ECON-4106 |
WTO, SAARC & The Global Economy |
3 |
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ECON-4107 |
International Political Economy |
3 |
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ECON-4108 |
Trade and Development |
3 |
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Elective III & IV |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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ECON-4203 |
Environmental Economics |
3 |
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ECON-4204 |
Agricultural Economics |
3 |
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ECON-4205 |
Urban Economics |
3 |
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ECON-4206 |
Game Theory |
3 |
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ECON-4207 |
Industrial Economics and Organization |
3 |
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ECON-4208 |
Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management |
3 |
Note: Students
will have to choose a total of 4 courses (two in semester VII & two in
semester VIII) out of the 12 courses given above.
The scheme of studies is
subject to revision and change.
Allied Courses (Economics)
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Year – 1 |
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Semester– I |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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ECON-1102 |
Principles of Economics |
3 |
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Semester– II |
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ECON-1101 |
Micro Economics-I |
3 |
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Year – 2 |
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Semester– III |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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ECON-2101 |
Macro Economics-I |
3 |
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Semester– IV |
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ECON-2203 |
Mathematical Economics |
3 |
B. Com (Hons)
Degree Programme
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Year – I |
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Semester – I |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BC
ISL-1101 |
Islamic
Studies |
2 |
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BC
ENG-1101 |
Functional
English |
3 |
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BC
MGT-1101 |
Introduction to Business |
3 |
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BC
ACC-1101 |
Principles
of Accounting |
3 |
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BC
ECON-1101 |
Micro
Economics |
3 |
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BC
MATH-1101 |
Business
Mathematics |
3 |
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Semester – II |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BC
PST-1201 |
Pakistan
Studies |
2 |
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BC
ENG-1201 |
Communication Skills |
3 |
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BC CA-1201 |
Computer
Application in Business |
3 |
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BC
ACC-1201 |
Financial
Accounting |
3 |
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BC
ECON-1201 |
Macro
Economics |
3 |
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BC
STAT-1201 |
Business
Statistics |
3 |
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Year – II |
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Semester – III |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BC
ACC-2101 |
Business
Law |
3 |
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BC
ACC-2102 |
Business
Taxation |
3 |
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BC
ACC-2103 |
Advanced
Accounting-I |
3 |
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BC
FIN-2101 |
Introduction to Business Finance |
3 |
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BC
ECON-2101 |
Economic
issues of Pakistan |
3 |
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Semester – IV |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BC
ENG-2201 |
Technical
Writing and Presentation Skills |
3 |
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BC
ACC-2201 |
Auditing |
3 |
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BC
ACC-2202 |
Cost
Accounting |
3 |
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BC
ACC-2203 |
Advanced
Accounting-II |
3 |
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BC
FIN-2201 |
Financial
and Regulatory Institutions |
3 |
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BC
STAT-2201 |
Inferential Statistics |
3 |
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Year – III |
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Semester – V |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BC RM-3101 |
Research
Methods in Business |
3 |
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BC
ECON-3101 |
Managerial
Economics |
3 |
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BC
FIN-3101 |
Financial
Management |
3 |
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BC
MGT-3101 |
Principles
of Management |
3 |
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BC
MKT-3101 |
Principles
of Marketing |
3 |
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Semester – VI |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BC
IDC-3201 |
Logical
and Critical Thinking |
3 |
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BC
MGT-3201 |
Principles
of Risk Management and Insurance |
3 |
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BC
MGT-3202 |
Human
Resource Management |
3 |
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BC
MGT-3203 |
Entrepreneurship |
3 |
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BC
ACC-3201 |
Managerial
Accounting |
3 |
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BC
INT-3201 |
Internship |
3 |
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Year – IV |
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Semester – VII |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BC IT-4101 |
E.
Commerce |
3 |
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BC
FIN-4101 |
Investment
and Portfolio Management |
3 |
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BC
MGT-4101 |
Operations
Management |
3 |
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BC
MGT-4102 |
Organization Behavior |
3 |
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Elective –
I |
3 |
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Elective –
II |
3 |
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Semester – VIII |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BC
ACC-4201 |
Corporate
Governance |
3 |
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BC
MGT-4201 |
Strategic
Management |
3 |
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BC
FIN-4201 |
International Business |
3 |
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Elective –
III |
3 |
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BCOM-4299 |
Research
Project & viva voce |
3 |
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Fields of Specialization |
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Accounting |
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BC
ACC-4101 |
Advanced
Accounting Theory and Practice |
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BC
ACC-4102 |
Public
Sector Accounting |
3 |
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BC
ACC-4103 |
Advanced
Auditing |
3 |
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BC
ACC-4104 |
Cost
Accounting Application |
3 |
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BC
ACC-4105 |
Financial
Reporting and their Disclosures |
3 |
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Finance |
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BC
FIN-4101 |
Islamic
Finance |
3 |
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BC
FIN-4102 |
Corporate
Finance |
3 |
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BC
FIN-4103 |
Project
Management |
3 |
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BC
FIN-4104 |
Specialized Financial Institution |
3 |
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BC
FIN-4105 |
International Finance |
3 |
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BC
FIN-4106 |
Treasury
and Fund Management |
3 |
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Marketing |
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BC
MKT-4101 |
International Marketing |
3 |
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BC
MKT-4102 |
Marketing
Management |
3 |
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BC
MKT-4103 |
Retail
Management |
3 |
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BC
MKT-4104 |
Advertising |
3 |
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BC
MKT-4105 |
Marketing
Research |
3 |
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BC
MKT-4106 |
Hotel and
Restaurant Management |
3 |
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Banking |
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BC
BNK-4101 |
Banking
Law and Practices |
3 |
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BC
BNK-4102 |
International Banking |
3 |
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BC
BNK-4103 |
Treasury
and Fund Management |
3 |
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BC
BNK-4104 |
Regulation
of Financial Services |
3 |
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BC
BNK-4105 |
Islamic
Banking |
3 |
MPhil Economics
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Year – 1 |
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Semester– I |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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ECON-7101 |
Advanced Micro Economics |
3 |
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ECON-7102 |
Advanced Macro Economics |
3 |
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ECON-7103 |
Applied Econometrics |
3 |
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ECON-7104 |
Human Resource Economics |
3 |
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Semester– II |
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ECON-7201 |
Project Analysis |
3 |
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ECON-7202 |
Public Policy and Macroeconomic Management |
3 |
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ECON-7203 |
International Economics &
Finance |
3 |
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ECON-7204 |
Poverty and Income Distribution |
3 |
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ECON-7205 |
Production
Economics |
3 |
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Year – 2 |
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Semester– III & IV |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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ECON-7499 |
Thesis |
12 |
Note: The scheme of studies
is subject to change and revision.
MS in Banking and Financial Economics
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Year – 1 |
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Semester– I |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BFE-7101 |
Economic Analysis |
3 |
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BFE-7102 |
International Finance and Management |
3 |
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BFE-7103 |
Investment Portfolio Including Assets and
Liabilities Management (ALM) |
3 |
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BFE-7104 |
Marketing of Financial Services and Product
Development |
3 |
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BFE-7105 |
Applied
Financial Economics |
3 |
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Semester– II |
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BFE-7201 |
Monetary Economics and Policy |
3 |
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BFE-7202 |
Financial Sector of Pakistan |
3 |
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BFE-7203 |
Financial Risk and Management |
3 |
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BFE-7204 |
Legal and Regulatory Framework for Banks and
Financial Institutions |
3 |
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Year – 2 |
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Semester– III & IV |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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BFE-7499 |
Thesis |
12 |
MS in
Entrepreneurship and SME Management
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Year – 1 |
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Semester– I |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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ESME-7101 |
Business Economics for the ESMEM |
3 |
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ESME-7103 |
Business Environment and Competitiveness |
3 |
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ESME-7105 |
Business Economics
and Finance |
3 |
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ESME-7106 |
Quantitative Techniques and Research Methods |
3 |
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ESME-7107 |
Business Strategy and Competitiveness |
3 |
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ESME-7108 |
Marketing and Business Development |
3 |
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Semester– II |
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ESME-7102 |
Human Resource and Organizational Behaviour |
3 |
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ESME-7104 |
Legal
Aspects of SME's |
3 |
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ESME-7201 |
Country Case Studies on SME Development |
3 |
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ESME-7202 |
Theory and Practice of SME Finance |
3 |
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ESME-7203 |
Investment Appraisal and Quantitative
Techniques (A course on applied research)
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3 |
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ESME-7204 |
Entrepreneurial ventures and Business Plan |
3 |
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ESME-7205 |
Entrepreneurial Behavior and
Business Creation Exercise |
3 |
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Year – 2 |
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Semester– III & IV |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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ESME-7499 |
Thesis |
12 |
Note: The scheme of studies is subject to change and
revision.
PhD Economics
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Year – 1 |
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Semester– I |
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Course Code |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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ECON-8101 |
Selected Topics in Economic Theory |
3 |
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ECON-8102 |
Applied Macro Economics and Monetary Theory |
3 |
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ECON-8103 |
Critical Issues in Development Economics |
3 |
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Semester– II |
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ECON-8201 |
Selected Topics in Econometric Theory |
3 |
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ECON-8202 |
International Economic Policy & Globalization |
3 |
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ECON-8203 |
Seminar in Economics |
3 |
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ECON-8204 |
Time Series Econometrics |
3 |
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ECON-8205 |
Research Methods for PhD |
3 |
Note:
The scheme of studies is subject to change and revision.
Faculty
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Name |
Designation |
Area of Interest |
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Asif
Saeed,
MPhil (QAU) |
Chairperson |
Managerial Economics, Human Resource Economics |
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Tasneem
Zafar,
MPhil (GCUL), PhD (Goethe) |
Assistant Professor
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Investment & Project Appraisal |
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Dr. Haider Mahmood,
PhD (NCBA&E) |
Assistant Professor
(HEC Interim Placement) |
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Uzair Ahson,
MPhil (GCUL) |
Assistant Professor |
Monetary & Fiscal Economics, SMEs & Entrepreneurship |
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Zainab
Ijaz,
MPhil (GCUL) |
Assistant Professor |
International Economics and Finance |
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Aqueel Imtiaz Wahga,
MS ESME (GCUL) |
Assistant Professor |
Entrepreneurship and SME Management |
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Bilal Mehmood, (on leave)
MPhil (GCUL) |
Lecturer |
Investment Planning & Project Appraisal, Micro & Macro Economics
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Jamshed-ur-Rehman,
M.Phil. (KU, MAP) |
Lecturer |
Econometrics, Public Policy |
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Muhammad Mubashir Hussain,
MA (PU), MS BFE (GCUL) |
Lecturer |
Accounting & Finance |
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Zahid
Irshad Younis,
MSc (GCUL),
MS BFE (GCUL) |
Lecturer |
Accounting & Finance |
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Nisar
Ahmad,
MCom (BZU), MS BFE (GCUL) |
Lecturer |
Accounting and Finance |
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Saima
Sarwar,
MPhil (GCUL) |
Lecturer |
International Economics, Statistical Economics |
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Javeria Khalid,
MSc
(LUMS) |
Lecturer |
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Alvinah Sabah Idrees,
MSc (GCUL) |
Lecturer |
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Junaid Ahmed Noor,
BSc Hons.
(GCUL) |
Lecturer |
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Faruq Najam Toor,
MSc (Exeter) (GCUL) |
Lecturer |
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Farooq Rehan,
MS ESME (GCUL) |
Lecturer |
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Imtiaz
Ahmad
MPhil (GCUL) |
Research Assistant |
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Hamza Ijaz,
BSc Hons.
(GCUL) |
Teaching Assistant |
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Asifa Iqbal,
MCom (PU) |
Teaching Assistant |
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Taj Mohammad,
MSc (GCUL) |
Teaching Assistant |
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Raees Aslam,
BSc Hons.
(GCUL) |
Teaching Assistant |
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Foreign Faculty |
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Dr Marie-Aimée Tourres,
PhD
(University of Auvergne, France) |
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Senior Visiting Faculty |
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Dr.
Muhammad Wasif Siddiqui,
M.Phil (Glasgow, UK), PhD
(PU) |
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Visiting Faculty |
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Hamid Yamin Dar,
MSc (Ontario) |
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Tariq Sultan
MSc (Harvard) |
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Mohammad Ashraf Ali
MA(PU) |
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Sheikh Salah-ud-din,
MA (PU) |
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Asad Abbas Butt
LLB
(Pakistan
College of Law) |
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Nadia Jehangir
MSc
(GCUL) |
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Syed
Almas Hyder,
BSc
(UET) |
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Imtiaz Khalid,
BA Hons. (GCUL) |
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Rafiq Jaffer
MSc
(GCUL) |
Journals & Publications
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The Department has
published papers and proceedings of the conference "Financing Higher
Education in Pakistan", held in November 10, 2007.
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The Department has
also
published its refereed Research Journal "GCU Economic Journal" under the
ISSN 02422815 which is subscribed by IMF, The World Bank and other
research institutions. It is also sent to the leading universities in UK
and USA on reciprocal basis.
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