Master in Business and Economics (MBE) | KU

Overview

Master in Business and Economics (MBE) is the graduate-level program that combines ideas of both business and economics. The aim of this program is to understand how business and economics work for students and how to make smart decisions using data and analysis. The students will have great job opportunities in both business and economics areas to work as financial analysts, economic analysts, and market analysts. The program is more flexible if the demand is adjusted in the market.

Objective

Upon completion of Master in Business and Economics (MBE) programs at Kathmandu University, graduates are expected to:

• To emphasize sustainable development and global economic interdependence in business and economics.
• To understand and study key issues in business and economics.
• To clearly identify and analyze business and economic challenges.
• To find and apply practical and long-term solutions to business and economic problems.

Admission Requirements

Eligibility Criteria:

The eligibility criteria of the Master in Business and Economics (MBE) are listed below:

•  To be eligible for this program, applicants must have completed the bachelor's degree in business, economics, and management from colleges/board universities recognized by Kathmandu University.
• Interested students must have passed the bachelor exam with a minimum CGPA of 2

Application Agenda:

Candidates are required to submit the following document with the application:

• Academic transcripts and certificates.
• Attested copy of citizenship.
• Recents passport-size photographs

Fee Structure

The average fee structure of the Master in Business and Economics (MBE) program typically ranges between NPR 500,000 and 625,000. This program's costs vary depending on the college and university.

Scope

This degree helps to provide various types of great opportunities in the business, economics, and finance sectors.

• In the business sector: business analyst, Strategic Planner, Operations Manager, Corporate Consultant
• In the economics sector: economic analyst, Policy Advisor, Research Officer, Government Economist
• In the finance sector: financial analyst, investment consultant, Treasury Analyst, Risk Management Officer