Economy
18 enero 2017
RPC-SO-02-No.027-2017
Economist
Face-to-face
8 semesters
The Economics degree will be a national leader, for its contribution to the achievement of a more just, equitable, inclusive and supportive society and thus occupy the first places among the economics degrees in Ecuador for its academic quality, research, services and contribution to the good life.
To train professionals scientifically and technically in the field of economic theories, developing capacities of organisation, planning, control, execution, management and evaluation of the systems of production of goods and services, with full capacity to perform in society and academically in the field of economic activity for the construction of solutions to the problems of the region and the country, always considering our ancestral knowledge and cultures.
To train professionals in the economic sciences who, through the use of methodologies, instruments, theories and professional practices, respond to the expectations and needs of society, following the policies and guidelines set out in the National Plan for Good Living and in the development regime. The competences are the following:
The economist is a professional who has a preponderant role in the development and welfare of a society, as he studies the behaviour of individuals, companies and social groups, as well as helping in the correct definition and application of the economic policies that will govern a State in order to fulfil a social objective. At the microeconomic level, the economist can analyse and evaluate ways of maximising profits and optimising resources in order to minimise losses or the impact of exogenous variables. As a civil servant in the different levels of the State (Ministries, Secretariats, etc.), whose function is to carry out a macroeconomic analysis in order to make forecasts or econometric models that help the development of their economic systems.
Within a period of less than 72 hours after the absence, the student must justify the absence through their academic management system account (SGA) where they must attach a PDF of the medical certificate validated by the UBU (University Welfare Unit) in the event that the absence was due to illness; or attach the death certificate of the family member in the case of domestic calamity.
Access to a third registration is limited to only three possibilities:
In the case of a and b, the student must attach the appropriate medical support that demonstrates that the student has been through these situations, and this documentation must also be validated by the UBU.
In general, the SGA blocks students who have stopped studying the last academic period, so the student must request by means of a signed request in pdf to the career mail the unblocking of their SGA account to be able to access the new enrolment period.
When a change of HEI (Higher Education Institution) is made, it is not possible to validate all the learning units approved in the HEI of origin, so as the student approves the prerequisites of the current curriculum, he/she can request through the Career Coordination Office that the learning units that were not validated at the time of the transfer of HEI be validated by validation. For this analysis, it must be considered that the subject to be validated must have 80% similarity in its minimum learning contents, as well as in the number of credits and hours.
Consideration should be given to whether there is an inter-institutional agreement between the two HEIs and if so, the same requirements apply.
In order to access financial aid, the application period must be in force in the Academic Management System (SGA), where each student can select the type of financial aid of interest and upload the requested documents if they meet the requirements. Approximately on 1 August each year, enrolled students receive notifications through the SGA through which those who meet the established requirements can apply. The types of financial aid available are:
The deadlines are published in the call for applications (one per year). Additionally, the student must have been a regular student during the financial aid validation period, which corresponds to the academic year prior to the call for applications. It is suggested that you review the requirements for each type of grant and apply for the one in which you think you have the best chance of being a beneficiary.