Amity BA Research Economics FAQs
Ques. What is the difference between the regular BA Economics and BA Research Economics program?
Ans. The BA Research Economics program emphasizes research methodology, statistical analysis, and empirical research projects. Students conduct original research and present findings, making it ideal for those pursuing academic careers or advanced research positions. The regular program focuses more on applied economics.
Ques. Are internships mandatory as part of the curriculum?
Ans. Yes, internships are an integral part of the program. Students are required to complete at least two internships during their three-year tenure - one in the second year and one in the third year, typically with research organizations, think tanks, or government agencies.
Ques. What are the career prospects after completing this program?
Ans. Graduates can pursue careers as Research Analysts, Economists, Policy Advisors, Academic Researchers, Data Analysts, or pursue higher studies (MA/MSc/PhD). Many graduates work with organizations like NITI Aayog, RBI, World Bank, and leading research institutions.
Ques. Is mathematics a prerequisite for this program?
Ans. While mathematics is not a strict prerequisite, strong mathematical and statistical skills are highly beneficial. The program includes courses in econometrics and quantitative analysis. Students without strong math backgrounds are encouraged to take bridge courses.
Ques. Can I pursue this program on a part-time basis?
Ans. No, this is exclusively a full-time program. The research-intensive nature and mandatory internships require full-time commitment. However, flexible scheduling options may be available for working professionals - please contact the admissions office.
Ques. What support is provided for research projects and publications?
Ans. The university provides research mentorship, access to academic databases, laboratory facilities, and publication support. Students are encouraged to publish their research in peer-reviewed journals. The department also organizes research seminars and conferences for student participation.








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