Degree: B.Sc. in Economics

Typical modules:

• Economics
• Mathematical Methods
• Elementary Statistical Theory
• Micro / Macroeconomic Principles

A selection of optional modules:

• Financial Derivatives
• International Finance
• Financial Economics
• Monetary Economics
• Regulation and Competition
• Econometric Theory
• Applied Econometrics
• Time Series Analysis
• Labour Economics
• The Economics of Addiction
• Development Economics
• Industrial Organisation
• History of Economic Thought
• Mathematical Economics

Other information:
This course will provide an ideal opportunity to develop your transferable skills in critical analysis, problem-solving, group working, written and oral presentations, together with numerical, mathematical, IT and statistical skills.

Course requirement:
A level Mathematics is required
Usual standard offer: A level: grades A A A, one of which must be Mathematics
International Baccalaureate: Diploma with 38 points including 6 6 6 at Higher level (to include Mathematics)