B.Sc. Business Economics
Bachelor's degree
In Cardiff
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Cardiff (Wales)
Understanding the theoretical aspects of Economics allows students to engage with a number of problems and policy issues. Business Economics appeals to those who wish to specialise in the application of economic theory to business decision making, matching a good knowledge of economic principles to an awareness of their uses and limitations in a business context. The Business Economics degree at Cardiff aims to bridge the gap between theory and practice in the areas of economics directly relevant to business.
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Subjects
- Economics
- Business Economics
- Management
- Finance
- IT Management
- Accounting
- Accounting MBA
- Marketing
- Economic History
- Decision Making
Course programme
Two compulsory double modules
- Applied Statistics and Mathematics in Economics and Business
- Economic History
plus one compulsory double module per semester
Autumn
- Microeconomics
Spring
- Macroeconomics
plus Modules to the value of 40 credits from either Group 1 or Group 2
Group 1
Two double modules or one double module
and both single modules:
- Contemporary Economic Issues
- Legal Studies
- Introduction to Accounting
Autumn
- Principles of Business Management
Spring
- Principles of Marketing & Strategy
Group 2
One double in the Autumn Semester
- Introduction to Financial and Management Accounting
Two single modules in the Spring Semester
- Fundamentals of Financial Reporting
- Introduction to Finance
Four compulsory double modules
- Introductory Econometrics
- Macroeconomic Theory
- Microeconomics Theory
- Managerial Economics
plus two further modules, at least one of which must be from Group 1
Group 1
- British Economy
- Economics of the EU
- Law of Commerce, Banking and Investment
- Money, Banking and Finance
- Modern British Economic History
- Social Economics
Group 2
- Buyer Behaviour
- Employment Relations
- Human Resource Management
- Management Theory and Practice
- Managerial Accounting and Finance
- Marketing and Strategy
- Organisational Behaviour
Four compulsory double modules
- Applied Macroeconomics and Finance
- Industrial Economics
- Business Applications
- Modern Business Enterprise
Plus two further modules, at least one of which must be from Group 1
Group 1
- Applied Welfare Economics
- International Trade
- Business History
- Labour Economics
- International Economic History
- Public Finance
- The Economics of Development
- Econometrics
Group 2
- Accounting Theory and Practice
- Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development
- Ethics and Morality of Business
- Marketing Decision Making
- Strategic Management
- Work and Employment
B.Sc. Business Economics