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Programs

Bachelor's degree in Economics

The UID’s Bachelor’s Degree in Economics trains professionals to analyse data, design public policies, evaluate programmes and understand markets within a global and technological context.

With training in econometrics, data science and quantitative analysis, students develop practical skills for the public and private sectors and international organisations.

MODE

In person

HOURS

Monday to Friday, 3 pm – 9 pm

LANGUAGE

Bilingual

What makes it different to the race?

Career bilingual
Certifications Harvard + MIT + ASU
Training in economics + data science
Work-Study from early years
teachers with Doctorates int.
University Campus of 6 hectares

Graduate profile

Graduates of the Bachelor’s degree in Economics are characterised by their analytical rigour in structuring their
ideas, and a strong verbal ability to communicate them both in writing and orally. They are able to design and implement effective data-generation processes and analyse them using a sound knowledge of economic theory and highly refined statistical techniques. These skills will enable them to formulate and evaluate policies, programmes and projects at local and national level that contribute to economic and social development. Graduates also stand out for their ability to understand the socio-political and economic environment within a globalised society.

Curriculum

  • Oral and Written expression
  • Read Technical English
  • Science and Technology
  • Calculus I
  • Introduction to Logic
  • Guarani
  • Introduction to Economics
  • Calculus II
  • Historical Analysis
  • Literature in Latin America and Paraguay
  • Statistics I
  • Linear Algebra Applied
  • Microeconomics I
  • The Development of Economic Thought and the Economy of Paraguay
  • Art in Latin America and Paraguay
  • Introduction to Management
  • Macroeconomics I
  • Statistics II
  • Introduction to Political Science
  • Monetary, Banking and Credit Economics
  • Music, Creativity and Human Development
  • Microeconomics II
  • Sampling
  • Ethics and Development
  • Philosophy of Science
  • Introduction to Ecology
  • Game Theory
  • Macroeconomics II
  • Econometrics I
  • Introduction to Finance
  • Project Design and Evaluation
  • Industrial Organisation
  • Econometrics II
  • Public Finance I
  • Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
  • Internship I
  • Evaluation of the Impact of Policies and Programs
  • Computer-Based Problem-Solving Methods
  • Stochastic Processes
  • International Trade
  • Public Finance II
  • Research seminar I
  • Non-parametric methods
  • Constitutional Law
  • Optimisation under Uncertainty
  • Environmental Economics
  • Development economics
  • Research seminar II
  • Internship II

International Certifications

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The certifications are part of the journey to academic and not taken as separate programs.

Scholarships and opportunities

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Academic and professional experience

INTERNSHIPS, WORK-STUDY, AND REAL PROJECTS FROM THE FIRST YEAR

The race combines academic training rigorous practical experiences oriented to the real world. Students perform internships mandatory, participate in outreach activities, and develop a Final Work of Degree as a requirement for the degree.

The Program Work-Study about the student to the profession from the early years, integrating it to real projects of partner companies and the Institute for Development initiatives, applied research and consulting.