The BSc Economics programme gives you a thorough understanding of economic theory, reasoning and analysis. In addition to critical thinking and quantitative skills, you will focus on the practical applications of economics to social issues, policy questions and more.
Apply key economic principles, theories and quantitative techniques to a variety of real-world issues.
Analyse economic dataand learn how social and individual decision-making influence economics.
Develop the logical reasoning skills to formulate and articulate effective arguments, and critically evaluate problems.
Build your quantitative base.
Your introductory courses will equip you with an essential set of quantitative skills and techniques in subjects like mathematics, statistics, economics and management.
Develop an analytical approach.
Intermediate courses – like microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics – will help you develop a firm grasp of core analytical methods and their applications.
Explore specialised topics.
Your advanced courses will give you the chance to explore modern issues in economics and related disciplines, from monetary policy to corporate finance.
The maximum period of registration is six years, but we suggest you aim to complete your programme within three to four years. To complete the programme in as few as three years, students must take four full courses (or equivalent) each year.
The table below shows the suggested course sequence when taking this programme through Standard Entry Route (equivalent of 12 full courses) over three years. All full courses are 30 credits and take 20 weeks of learning. Half courses are 15 credits and include 10 weeks of learning.
300 Courses
Choose three courses from here:
As global economies become more complex, new financial regulations emerge and the business landscape becomes more competitive, professionals with an interdisciplinary understanding of economics are more valuable than ever. You might consider careers in areas like
With high-level mathematical and statistical skills, strong data numeracy abilities and an applied understanding of economic concepts, graduates of this programme will be positioned for further study or to pursue a range of career options, including:
Actuary
Create models and analyses designed to help companies and governments assess financial risks, plan long-term investments and accurately predict costs.
Economic Analyst
Evaluate current economic issues spanning range of sectors – from energy to health to finance – and develop recommendations for clients or organisations.
Economist
Combine research and analysis to support public or private sector organisations in identifying, anticipating and evaluating relevant industry trends.
Economic Consultant
Use economic reasoning and analysis techniques to help businesses, regulators and policy makers evaluate and implement strategic decisions.
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