Content Year 1 Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Mathematical Economics, Statistics, Computing, Business Organisation, Business Law. Economic Theory 3,Dissertation, Business Economics. Social Choice, Contemporary Issues in Macroeconomic Policy, Financial Economics, Economics of Sport, Environmental Economics, Labour Economics, Development Economics, Economics in Transition, Urban Economics, Applied Econometrics, Business Decisions, Business Accounting, Computing. Assessment Students are assessed by examinations, coursework and projects. Selection Process Selection is on the basis of the application form.
Applicants have the opportunity to attend an open day.
Careers Career areas include becoming an economist, or going into banking, insurance, accountancy or teaching. The information below outlines specific requirements for this particular course. Applications from mature students are particularly welcome.