COURSE CURRICULUM

The Economics and Finance degree is structured over three years to equip students with a strong foundation in economic theory, financial principles, and practical analytical skills. In the first year, students develop essential knowledge through modules such as Economic Decision Making in Business, Principles and Issues in Economics, and Applied Economics and Finance, while also enhancing professional growth through Economics and Finance Skills and the Supporting Personal and Economics Professional Practice module. The second year builds on this foundation with modules focused on applied finance and management, including Economics for Management, Modern Economics and Finance Techniques, and Finance in Professional Contexts. Students also continue their professional development through Career Development for Economics and Finance and the Developing Personal and Professional Practice module, gaining practical insights into industry expectations. In the final year, the program emphasizes strategic application and real-world problem solving through modules such as Contemporary Issues in Finance, Economics and Finance Policy, and the Finance Challenge Project, which offers consultancy-style experience and data-led research. The Enterprising Skills in Economics and Finance module fosters innovation and entrepreneurial thinking, while Evaluating Personal and Professional Practice ensures students are prepared for professional life. Graduates leave the program with a strong blend of theoretical understanding, analytical capability, and applied experience, ready for careers in economic consultancy, financial services, policy analysis, and investment management.