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The course is to expose the students’ mind to the operations in the Petroleum sector. It will help to understand the link between the Petroleum sector and the general economy and how it impacts the entire economy at large.

Teacher: David Samuel

Advanced Macroeconomic theory I

The course is the first part of Advanced Macroeconomic theory that was designed for undergraduate students majoring in economics. This course is to deepen the knowledge of the students to be able to achieve the objectives highlighted below

Teacher: David Samuel

Intermediate Macroeconomic theory I

The course is the first part of Intermediate Macroeconomic theory that was designed for undergraduate students majoring in economics. This course is designed to expose the students to Intermediate Macroeconomic theory this semester.

Teacher: David Samuel

Introduction to Communication

Teacher: Odunayo Olajuwon

INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE1

Teacher: Racheal Kolawole

Introductory Microeconomics

ECO 211 is an introductory course to the basic principles of microeconomic theory. The course focuses more on the analysis of the behavior of two of the economic units in the society, the households and the firms. The course therefore affords the student the opportunity of understanding the simple laws that characterize the workings of the modern market economy. Also, the course is the first part of the series devoted to the understanding of the output level of the firms- what determines the output level of the firm, the quantities of inputs to be purchased etc. The second part of the course covers the characteristics of different market structures perfect competition, monopoly, etc. At the end of the course, the student should also be able to know how factor incomes are determined in the economy.

Teacher: Raymond Alenoghena

Business Policy and Strategy 1

Analysis of policy formulation and implementation from a company-wide perspective, emphasis on integration of knowledge across functional areas; endogenous and exogenous factors which affect company policies; and the role of the firm in society.