BSc (Hons) Economics

at University of Hertfordshire

• The BSc (Hons) Economics at Hertfordshire covers core modules such as Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Econometrics. 
• Students explore topics like market structures, fiscal policy, international trade, and development economics. 
• The programme also emphasises quantitative skills, teaching students to use statistical tools and software for data analysis. 
• Advanced courses may include Behavioral Economics, Environmental Economics, and Game Theory. 
• Additionally, students have the opportunity to undertake research projects or industry placements, applying their knowledge to real-world economic challenges.

Course Modules

• Introduction to Microeconomics    
• Introduction to Macroeconomics    
• Economy and Society 
• Principles of Finance    
• Foundations of Economic Analysis

Important Dates

In advance of the enrollment window, the institution initiates its application protocol, recommending that prospective students gather all necessary paperwork beforehand. The university encourages applicants to stay informed about the application commencement date by frequently visiting their website. Furthermore, enlisting UniScholars' expertise can provide valuable support to students as they embark on their application journey.

• The University of Hertfordshire typically requires applicants to have between 128 and 136 UCAS points for admission. 
• Students applying with A Levels are expected to achieve grades ranging from ABB to AAB. For those with BTEC qualifications, the standard offer is between DDM and DDD. 
• The institution also mandates that applicants have attained at least a Grade 4 or C in both English Language and Mathematics at the GCSE level. 
• International students whose first language is not English must demonstrate language proficiency by scoring an overall 6.0 on the IELTS test, with no component below 5.5, or by providing equivalent qualifications.

The annual tuition fee for BSc (Hons) Economics is between £15,500/yr. The institution's online platform provides up-to-date details regarding tuition and potential additional expenses. Prospective students are encouraged to regularly review this digital resource to keep abreast of course costs, which can vary annually based on factors such as their residency classification and full-time or part-time enrollment status.

Graduates are well-suited for roles in banking, financial services, government agencies, and consultancy firms. They may work as economic analysts, policy advisors, or market researchers. Some pursue careers in international organisations or think tanks, contributing to economic policy formation.