COURSE CURRICULUM

This degree is designed for students aiming to become economists, analysts, or finance professionals, offering a comprehensive understanding of how economies work and how to make informed decisions in financial, business, and policy contexts. It provides a strong grounding in economic theory alongside applied skills and analytical tools needed to tackle real-world challenges. Students study a wide range of subjects including microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, financial markets, data analysis, and public policy, gaining the ability to interpret data, evaluate options, and apply rigorous economic thinking to global systems and local business issues. A key feature of the course is its emphasis on practical, industry-relevant learning, ensuring graduates can connect theory to practice. Modules such as Economics in Professional Contexts and the final-year challenge project offer consultancy-style experiences, data-led research opportunities, and problem-solving exercises that mirror professional practice. Career prospects are broad, with graduates moving into fields such as economic consultancy, financial services, public policy, business strategy, and data analytics, taking on roles like economic analyst, investment consultant, policy advisor, or strategist. With opportunities for placements or study abroad, and a curriculum shaped by employer needs, students graduate with the confidence, adaptability, and experience to succeed in today’s dynamic and fast-changing global economy.