• This degree aims to provide students with a solid understanding of underlying economic theories and quantitative analysis that will enable them to solve business and government problems. They will learn to appreciate the decision-making process and develop their critical thinking.
  • In each year of study, students will be offered a choice of applied economic modules, as well as more general business modules. Students also have the opportunity to study a foreign language, including Arabic, Chinese, French, Japanese, or Spanish.
  • This is an excellent idea if students want to broaden their horizons and experience another culture, particularly if they see themselves working abroad or for an international company in the future.
  • Recent students have visited partner institutions including Copenhagen Business School in Denmark and the University of Technology Sydney in Australia.