Development Economics is a specialized field within economics that focuses on understanding the economic challenges and growth patterns of developing countries. This discipline explores how to improve fiscal, structural, and human capital development to reduce poverty and increase living standards. Students delve into topics like income distribution, rural development, microfinance, and international trade policies. The curriculum combines economic theory with practical policy analysis, equipping students with tools to analyze and design strategies for economic development. Graduates often pursue careers in international organizations, government agencies, economic consulting, or research institutions, where they apply their expertise to devise policies and initiatives that foster sustainable economic growth in developing regions.