Economics and Mathematics BSc (Hons)

at University of Bath

Compulsory course units
 

Year 1
 

• Analysis 1
• Introductory microeconomics
• Algebra 1A
• Probability and statistics 1A
• Methods and applications 1A
• Introductory macroeconomics
• Mathematical economics
• Algebra 1B
• Probability and statistics 1B
   

Year 2
 

• Econometrics
• Intermediate microeconomics 1
• Intermediate macroeconomics 1
• Intermediate microeconomics 2
• Intermediate macroeconomics 2
• Plus optional units
   

Year 3
 

• Advanced macroeconomics
• Advanced microeconomics
• Plus optional units

Your application, especially your personal statement, should demonstrate your enthusiasm for your chosen degree. This might include relevant reading, involvement in political or debating societies, relevant topics from your current studies that particularly interest you, other extra-curricular or co-curricular activities, work experience or activism for a political party or an NGO.
 

You do not need to have studied Economics or Business before to be suitable for this course. Strong performance in Mathematics is essential, both in your entry qualifications and any previous study.
 

Higher Secondary School Certificate (12th Standard)
 

• An average of 85% across four subjects with 85% in Mathematics and Physics.

• Do not accept Physical Education as one of these four subjects.

• These requirements are for the CBSE and CISCE boards.

• A levels or the International Baccalaureate Diploma
   

English language requirements
 

• Category C
   

You will normally need one of the following:
 

• IELTS: 6.5 overall with no less than 6.0 in all components

• IELTS Indicator: 6.5 with 6.0 in each component

• TOEFL IBT: 90 overall with a minimum 21 in all 4 components

• TOEFL IBT and IBT Special Home Edition: 90 overall with 21 in each component

International Fees per Year 

£26,200

Economics graduates are very successful in today’s competitive labour market. They pursue a range of careers in both the private and public sectors.Many of graduates work as economists, financial or business analysts, researchers, accountants and tax professionals.