Program structure
Year 1
Module title
|
Credits
|
Introductory Economics
|
30 credits
|
Economic Reasoning
|
15 credits
|
Perspectives from the Social Sciences
|
15 credits
|
Mathematics for Economics and Business
|
30 credits
|
You will also have the choice of optional modules to the value of 30 credits.
Year 2 (credit level 5)
Module title
|
Credits
|
Intermediate Microeconomics
|
15 credits
|
Intermediate Macroeconomics
|
15 credits
|
Quantitative Economics
|
15 credits
|
Applied Quantitative Economics
|
15 credits
|
History of Economic Ideas
|
15 credits
|
Economic History
|
15 credits
|
You will also have the choice of optional modules to the value of 30 credits.
Year 3 (credit level 6)
In your final year, you take three compulsory modules:
Module title
|
Credits
|
International Economics
|
15 credits
|
Public Economics
|
15 credits
|
Communications and Presentation Skills
|
15 credits
|
You also take either:
Module title
|
Credits
|
Manias, Bubbles, Crises and Market Failure
|
15 credits
|
or
|
Individual and Institutional Economic Behaviour
|
15 credits
|
You will also have a choice of optional modules up to the value of 60 credits. Modules from your chosen minor specialisation make up the remaining credits for each year of study.
Examples of optional modules in Economics include:
Module title
|
Credits
|
Finance and Accounting
|
15 credits
|
Introduction to Economic Policy
|
15 credits
|
Consumer Behaviour
|
15 credits
|
Political Economy
|
30 credits
|
Ethics and Economics of Environmental Protection
|
15 credits
|
Finance and the Global Political Economy
|
15 credits
|
International Political Economy 2
|
15 credits
|
Econometrics
|
15 credits
|
Advanced Econometrics
|
15 credits
|
Further Mathematics for Economics
|
15 credits
|
From National Statistics to Big Data
|
15 credits
|
Topics in Mathematical Economics
|
15 credits
|
Development Economics
|
15 credits
|
Topics in Economic Policy
|
15 credits
|
Money, Banking and the Financial System
|
15 credits
|
Marketing Analytics
|
15 credits
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