BSc (Hons) Economics (3-year degree)

at University of Buckingham

Modules

• Principles of Macroeconomics
• Introduction to Political Theory
• Preliminary 1 Examination
• Quantitative Methods 2

Academic Requirements:

• Three A-levels at grade B or higher or equivalent
• IB score of between 29 and 34 (depending on the degree subject) or equivalent
• Higher Secondary Certificate/Standard XII, with 2 scores at 65% or above and 2 scores at 75% or above. We will consider the following qualifications: Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC)/Standard XII; Senior Secondary School Certificate (NIOS) ; India School Certificate (Class-XII) ; Senior School Certificate Examination (CBSE) ; India School Certificate (Class XII) (CISCE)

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Our graduates have gone on to further study at most of the world’s leading universities, including Harvard, London, Oxford and Cambridge and secured jobs in senior positions around the world. Among our alumni we have a graduate who became the head of his country’s civil service and one who became a leading Formula One motor-racing driver. Another secured a position as the Minister of Sabah and one female law graduate became the first British lawyer to become a French Advocate.