Economics Degree Courses

Economics is an important aspect of life. Shaping the modern world is the influence of national and international climates in which businesses operate in.  A degree in economics is suited to those with a high interest in economic and social affairs. Economists are naturally analytical, can provide clear and coherent arguments which are supported by relevant theories and evidence.  Some universities require A-level maths; however, you should comfortably handle figures and sums to embark on a career in economics. Economics graduates are highly employable, and find their analytical, forecasting and reporting skills useful in banking, accountancy, taxation and insurance industries. 

Some Courses in Economics:

• Economics (L100)
• Economics and Psychology (LC18)
• Economics/Marketing (LN15)
• Economics and Accounting (LN14)
• Business Economics (L110)
• Financial Economics (L111)
• Economic History (V300)
• Economics, Politics and Public Policy (LL12)