BSc Mathematical Economics and Statistics

at University of Birmingham

• The first year provides a robust grounding in mathematics, statistics, and economics, complemented by modules in study skills and practical information technology.
• In your second year, you delve deeper into Economics and Quantitative Methods, alongside the introduction of econometrics. You have the flexibility to choose optional modules based on your interests, ranging from Economic Development to Environmental Economics.
• An optional placement year in your second year allows you to gain real-world experience, leading to the BSc Mathematical Economics and Statistics with Placement Year degree if secured successfully.
• In your third year, you engage in advanced econometrics and specialised areas of applied economics. This year offers extensive opportunities for optional modules, enabling you to explore new areas or delve deeper into your chosen interests. 

Modules

• Principles of Economics
• Mathematics for Economics
• Applied Economics and Statistics
• The Global Economy
• Contemporary Economic Challenges A
• Contemporary Economic Challenges B

Important Dates

This programme begins in September 2024. Students should start their application process early, allowing time for preparations like IELTS or TOEFL exams. It's recommended to begin about a year in advance and submit applications six months before the start date.

• Standard XII: 85%
• Mathematics: Grade A
• IELTS: 6 TOEFL: 80

The BSc Mathematical Economics and Statistics is £24,660/yr. By regularly checking the website, students can plan their expenses effectively and budget accordingly, accounting for any fee adjustments or additional costs that may have been introduced.

Graduates of the BSc Mathematical Economics and Statistics programme have promising career prospects across various sectors. Equipped with strong analytical and quantitative skills, they are well-suited for roles in finance, economics, data analysis, and research. Furthermore, this programme lays a solid foundation for further academic study or postgraduate research, providing opportunities for continued professional growth and specialisation.