Foundation Year in Economics

at Middlesex University

• The core modules cover fundamental economic theories and concepts, including microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and quantitative techniques for economic analysis. 
• Students explore advanced topics such as international trade, development economics, financial markets, and labour economics. 
• They have the opportunity to specialise through optional modules in areas like environmental economics, behavioural economics, and financial risk management. 
• The programme emphasises real-world applications through case studies, research projects, and potential work placements or internships. 
• Throughout the course, students develop critical thinking, analytical, and problem-solving abilities essential for economic decision-making and policy analysis.

Modules:
 

• Academic Writing and Research Skills for Business
• Introduction to Business
• Fundamentals of Business Mathematics
• Accounting Foundation Project

Important dates

The Middlesex University programme initiates fresh intakes annually in September. It's essential for potential applicants to diligently observe the university's official website for any modifications to the application process. While UCAS facilitates applications, it's imperative that applicants collect required documentation well ahead of the deadline to mitigate any last-minute stress.

• The overall pass requirements for the programme include securing 45 credits at Level 3. Applicants can achieve this through a combination of qualifications, such as A-Levels, BTEC, and other accepted qualifications, that collectively amount to 56-64 UCAS Tariff points. 
• The specific combination of qualifications and the number of tariff points required may vary, but the essential criteria is to obtain 45 credits at Level 3 while accumulating a total tariff score within the specified range of 56-64 points.
• Applicants must achieve an overall IELTS score of 6.0, with no individual element scoring below 5.5.

International Tuition Fees:

£16600 per year

Graduates of the BSc (Hons) Economics programme at Middlesex University are well-equipped for a diverse range of careers in both the private and public sectors. Common career paths include roles in finance, banking, investment analysis, business consultancy, market research, and economic policymaking within government agencies or international organisations. The analytical, quantitative, and critical thinking skills acquired during the programme also make economics graduates attractive candidates for roles in sectors such as logistics, retail, marketing, and market analysis.