The Diploma in Economics at TUT equips students with analytical tools to understand and interpret economic systems, market behaviour, monetary policy, and development economics within the South African context. Students study micro- and macroeconomics, public finance, economic development, and quantitative methods — skills essential for careers in banking, government, consulting, and the financial services sector. South Africa's complex economic challenges around inequality, unemployment, and growth make economics graduates highly relevant in both public and private institutions. Cooperative education places students with economic research bodies, government departments, and financial institutions.
English Home Language or English First Additional Language: Level 4
Mathematics or Technical Mathematics: Level 3; Mathematical Literacy: Level 6
APS: 22 (with Mathematics or Technical Mathematics); 24 (with Mathematical Literacy)
