Here at Kent we realise that it is not always the case that the degree pathway you decide to take when you arrive is the one which is really for you. When you have studied a subject for a year you may feel that you wish to specialise in one particular area and we try, wherever possible, to give you the flexibility to re-organise your degree for your second and final year. Teaching All the core and optional modules are taught through participation in lectures and seminars. Additionally our Quantitative Economics and Econometrics modules have weekly practical sessions using personal computers. On average you have six lectures and four hours of seminars each week together with a one hour practical class.
All modules require a substantial amount of individual study in addition to class contact hours.
Your second and final year marks are combined to determine your final degree class. For best results use Microsoft Internet Explorer 5. Maintained by E.J. Robinson . Please advise by email if there are problems with any links on these pages.