The degree programme is structured over 6 semesters. In the first 2 semesters, there are core courses in Introduction to Economics, Further Economics, Quantitative Economics, Current Economic Issues and Controversies, Britain in the International Economy, the English Legal System, and General Principles of Contract Law and Economics Workshop. In addition, students select 12 options, of which at least 4 must be Law options. Teaching and learning are usually undertaken in lectures supported by smaller group seminars, although a variety of different formats are used on some course units. There are also lots of opportunities for reading and for discussion with fellow students and staff.
Extensive use is made of relevant information technology.
A wide variety of assessment methods are used, including examination papers, group work presentations, case studies, and course work. Assessment generally takes place at the end of each semester. Curriculum The degree offers a wide range of options in addition to the core courses listed above. A wide variety of assessment methods are used, including examination papers, group work presentations, case studies, and coursework. Assessment generally takes place at the end of each semester.