• Year 1 will give students a firm foundation in economic theory and history, the structures and institutions of industry, and debates surrounding economic performance. Students will also develop their mathematical and statistical skills to support the rest of their studies.
  • In the following year, students will build on their understanding of microeconomics and macroeconomics, as well as econometrics and theories concerning economic growth and wealth distributions. Students will continue to improve their skills in mathematics and statistics and explore topics that suit their interests and career plans through their choice of optional modules. 
  • The final year will allow students to deepen their understanding of more complex microeconomic and macroeconomic topics, while diverse optional modules mean students could focus on topics including economic development, international banking, and finance, public enterprise, or environmental economics. Students will also apply the knowledge and skills they have gained to an independently researched dissertation on a topic of their choice.