BA Corporate Economics

Bachelor of Arts in Corporate Economics

B.A (Corporate Economics) or Bachelor of Arts in Corporate Economics is an Under-Graduate Corporate Economics course. Corporate economics covers the areas which enable the students to analyze the business environment and its impact on the corporate firm. This undergraduate degree in Corporate Economics, which includes Principles of Management, Accounting, and Mathematics with Economics to equip the students with sound theoretical knowledge and quantitative skills.

The duration of a Bachelor of Arts course in Corporate Economics is generally three academic years and may be provided on a part-time basis by certain institutes.

B.A (Corporate Economics) Eligibility

• Aspiring students should have passed their 12th or its equivalent exam from a recognized school board.
• In many reputed, there is an entrance exam or percentage of 12th class for admission.

B.A (Corporate Economics) Syllabus

Syllabus of Corporate Economics as prescribed by various Universities and Colleges.

B.A (Corporate Economics) Colleges

• Thiruvalluvar University, Vellore
• Theivanai Ammal College for Women (Autonomous), Villupuram

B.A (Corporate Economics) Course Suitability

• Students who are willing and interested in industrial management and its related areas, etc. are most suitable for this course. 
• They must possess all the qualities to be a team leader, should be polite, and have enough confidence to face new challenges.
• They should be very responsible, quick learners and able to understand various circumstances and a variety of people. 
• Those who are willing to go for teaching fields at higher degree level i.e., college and university level both in private and government institutions. 

How is B.A (Corporate Economics) Course Beneficial?

• Applicants can seek jobs in the public and the private sectors after their successful passing. 
• Candidates can go for higher degree programs in respective subjects such as M.A. in Corporate Economics and then for further research work. 
• They can also appear in UPSC entrance exams, IAF account exams, and Combined Defence Services exam, and so on.
• They can become corporate communicators or corporate communication managers; here they are in charge of all the corporate activities within and outside the organization. 
• They can have jobs in large firms may have fully-fledged corporate communication department that works on their communication objectives and it may consist of various departments like public relations, advertising, investor relations, employee relations, community relations, media relations, labor relations, government relations, technical communications, training and employee development, marketing communication and management communications. 

B.A (Corporate Economics) Employment Areas

• Country Risk Analyst
• Credit Union Economist
• Entrepreneurship
• Economic Consulting Offices
• Labour Economist
• Stock Exchanges

B.A (Corporate Economics) Job Types

• Accountant
• Central Bank Economist
• Economic Analyst
• Human Resource Personnel
• Market Researcher
• Marketing Personnel
• Strategy Planner