Welcome to the Department of Economics at Future University — a thriving hub where brilliant minds meet bold ideas. We are home to passionate experts working at the cutting edge of economics, dedicated to shaping analytical thinkers and future leaders. Our programs blend rigorous economic theory with real-world application, drawing on insights from politics, business, and the social sciences. Taught by world-class faculty from diverse backgrounds, we expose students to a rich spectrum of schools of thought that broadens perspectives and sparks creativity. Explore our programs, and don't hesitate to reach out — we'd love to be part of your journey.

Here is where rigorous theory meets real world impact. We equip graduates to shape markets, influence policy, and drive sustainable growth locally and globally. Our curriculum goes beyond economic fundamentals. Through critical thinking, data analysis, and interdisciplinary exploration spanning political science, business, and the social sciences, you'll be prepared to tackle the defining challenges of today's economy from international trade and financial institutions to the green and circular economies. Our faculty are scholars, researchers, and industry practitioners who bring the real world into every classroom. Paired with a robust internship program across financial institutions, government agencies, multinationals, and NGOs, you'll graduate not just with knowledge but with experience, networks, and a genuine competitive edge. At Future University Egypt, economics isn't just a subject. It's a tool for positive, lasting change.

By the end of the Economics program graduates should be able to:

• Use both analytical and scientific research methodologies in problem solving on both micro and macro levels.
• Understand and analyze individuals, entities, and government behavior in different economic decisions such as consumption, production, pricing.
• Provide advice to policy and decision makers concerning consumption, production, pricing.
• Estimate and analyze macroeconomic variables such as Gross Domestic Product, inflation rate, unemployment, public budget, and Balance of Payments.
• Conduct feasibility studies, project management techniques and their impact on profitability for both national and individual projects.
• Explain economic issues and apply basic economic principles on both micro and macro levels.
• Use efficiently available economic resources due to applying economic principles.
• Participate in investment and production plans for different economic sectors.
• Contribute to economic development in Egypt and globally.

Upon completion of the Economics Program, students will be able to:

• Outline various economic principles and theories in different sub-fields of economics.
• Explain simple mathematical, verbal, and diagrammatic methods of analysis on both micro and macro levels.
• Understand economic issues related to decision-making, production, pricing and trade on both the macro and micro levels.
• Discuss issues related to interdependence between markets and socioeconomics.
• Identify macro-economic facts related to macro-economic issues such as Balance of Payment, National Income and growth, Unemployment, Income Distribution, Inflation, public finance and its impact on business environment.
• Realize the mechanism of different financial markets such as Banking sector, Stock market, and foreign exchange market.
• Understand economic policies on the micro, macro, and international levels.
• Understand economic models and different research methods and analyzing different economic issues and policies.
• Specify the ethical values in writing and research procedures when addressing issues and policies affecting the activities of business organizations.
• Realize quantitative methods and computer including statistical, mathematical, and econometric methods, their application to financial and economic data.
• Identify different econometric packages in solving the complex problems facing organizations.
• Recognize problem solving techniques and decision-making methods in terms of opportunity costs to reach the most effective solution.

Upon completion of the Economics Program, students will be able to:

• Analyze economic behavior of production and consumption units and understand how to rationalize the decision-making process.
• Analyze economic phenomena in production, consumption, finance and business areas through different methodological tools.
• Think scientifically to reach scientific conclusions and realize the causes and effects of different economic issues.
• Develop strategic thinking during using information systems, points of strength and sources of conflict of interest and negotiations when putting strategic plans or taking decisions in both governmental and private organizations.
• Predict and analyze the direct outcomes of a decision to help rationalize decisions taking into consideration environmental and social impacts.
• Link economics with other social and environmental implications to facilitate the decision-making process.
• Interpret different data through various analysis techniques to fully comprehend the nature of the problem to take appropriate decisions.

Upon completion of the Economics Program, students will be able to:

• Simplify the basic elements of any economic issues and contribute to decision making process taking into consideration the economic perspective of the issue.
• Develop analytical techniques and conduct a simplified econometric model of the basic elements of any economic issue to be able to estimate the consequences of different economic policies.
• Employ both qualitative and quantitative skills in solving economic problems.
• Contribute to decision making through the usage of different statistical packages such as SPSS, STATA, and E-Views.
• Apply economic theory and the principles of economic policies to solve practical issues, design and interpret trade and economic policies as well as social and environmental issues on both a micro and a macro-economic level.
• Apply data analysis techniques in analyzing economic issues and improving decision- making process and systems in different economic units.
• Deal with economic variables, develop hypotheses, test them, and arrive at facts about different recent economic problems to reach practical solutions.
• Design policies and strategies to guide the behavior of economic entities in a way that maximizes return, through utilizing the concept of incentives as well as developing rules and governing performance criteria particularly in the management of human resources.
• Conduct feasibility studies and project evaluation to analyze project profitability within business organizations or dealing with external parties.

Upon completion of the Economics Program, students will be able to:

• Use information technology and economic information system to relate them in practical application.
• Acquire time management skills.
• Communicate effectively with others.
• Improve self-learning skills and develop personal skills.
• Prepare Scientific Reports.
• Work under pressure and as part of a team.