| National Innovation Diploma in International Trade (NID in International Trade) |
The NID programme in International Trade is structured to run for twenty four months of classroom and practical works, with the supervised industrial work experience scheme (SIWES) with relevant organizations and running concurrently with course work starting in the third quarter. |
This program is designed to equip diplomates to have the same fundamental methods of analysis deployed in other branches of economics, as the motives and behavior of individuals and firms remain the same whether they are in the context of international trade or domestic transactions.
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NID 1 - SEMESTER 1
Course Code |
Course Title |
GNS 101
COM 101
INT 101
INT 102
INT 111
INT 112
INT 113 |
Use of English
Intro to Computer
International Economics: Theory & Policy
World Trade: An overview
Labour Productivity & Comparative Advantage: The Ricardian Mode
Resources, Comparative Advantage & Income distribution
Production Possibilities
Basic Law
Business Mathematics
Basic Accounting |
NID 1 - SEMESTER 2
Course Code |
Course Title |
CSK 501
MTH 122
INT121
INT 114
INT 115
INT 123
INT 102
INT103
INT104
INT 105 |
Communication II
Business Mathematics II
Political Economy of Trade Policy
Measuring Valued of Production & Consumption
Economic of Scale, Imperfect Competition & International Trade
International Factor Movement
International Labour Mobility
International Trade Policy
International Borrowing and Lending
Foreign Direct Investment and Multinational Firms
SIWES
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NID 2 - SEMESTER 1
Course Code |
Course Title |
CSK 501
MTH 101
INT 104
INT 103
INT 125
INT126
INT127
INT 121 |
Communication Skills
Business Mathematics II
Instrument of Trade Policy
Partial Equilibrium Analysis of Tariffs: Supply Demand and Trade in Single Ind.
Free Trade
Trade Policy in Developing Countries
Import substituting Industrialization
Export Oriented Industrialization |
NID 2 - SEMESTER 2
Course Code |
Course Title |
INT 151
INT 142
INT 141
INT 161
INT 122
INT 123
INT 124
INT 125
INT126 |
Controversies In Trade Policy
Exchange Rate on Open Economy Macroeconomics
National Income Accounting & Balance of Payment
Exchange Rate and Foreign Exchange Market
Money, Interest Rate and Exchange Rate
Price Level and Exchange Rate in Long Run
Law of World Price
Output and Exchange in Short Run
Balance Sheet of Central Bank
Research Project |
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For the purpose of awarding the National Innovation Diploma in International Trade is, the students’ work shall be evaluated on the basis of Practical work, Examinations and Tests assessed per subject and SIWES, as follows:
SIWES is programmed to run concurrently with course work starting in the third quarter.
The weighting of each of the components of subjects and SIWES shall be as follows:
General Studies - 10% (minimum)
Foundation Studies - 15% (minimum)
Industrial Attachment (SIWES) - 25% (minimum)
Professional (Core) Studies - 50% (maximum)
100%
Practical - 70%
Examinations - 20%
Class Tests - 10%
100% |