COURSE CURRICULUM

The Business Economics BSc(Hons) degree offers a structured and progressive curriculum designed to develop both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in economics and its application to business. In the first year, students build a strong foundation with modules covering macroeconomics and microeconomics, alongside quantitative skills through statistics and mathematics for social sciences. They also gain an introduction to business analytics and financial services, providing a practical understanding of how economic principles operate in real-world business contexts. In the second year, the course advances into intermediate macroeconomics and microeconomics, while introducing econometrics to equip students with the tools to analyze and interpret economic data. Students also study international economics and globalization, exploring how businesses and economies interact on a global scale, and applied business economics, focusing on practical problem-solving within commercial environments. The final year emphasizes applied learning, with modules such as applied econometrics, decision science, and climate economics and finance, allowing students to explore contemporary economic challenges and their impact on business. Additionally, the undergraduate dissertation provides an opportunity to conduct independent research, synthesizing knowledge gained throughout the course. Graduates leave with a robust understanding of economic theory, data analysis skills, and practical insight into business decision-making, preparing them for careers in finance, consulting, policy, or further study in economics and related fields.