Economics college courses

...the essence of the subject. However, most textbooks seem to agree that economics concerns the allocation of society’s scarce resources amongst the many...

...group work, presentations, reading and writing exercises and essay writing. Lectures, visits, interactive learning. Duration : 36 weeks Who the Course is...

...magazines and literary fiction, as well as blended modes such as text messaging, MSN and email. You will also be expected to produce one piece of creative...

...studied GCSE Economics or Business Studies, so the course assumes no prior knowledge. You may have heard the term "Economics" but may be unsure of what it means...

...Anyone whose career aims include working in business can benefit from the study of economics. The course content is divided into 2 broad areas of micro and macro economics...

...unit sets the foundation for the study of Economics. It involves building up on understanding of how an economy functions. You will develop a new vocabulary...

...Developing an understanding of economic theory, you will investigate a range of broad economic issues and topics. These include: how prices are determined in markets...

...The course is divided neatly into micro and macroeconomic subjects at AS and at A-Level, with each exam focusing on one section. Year One modules...

...Applies to :School Leavers and International Students Availability: Full Time (Various times - TBA) Who is this course for? In partnership with the College of North West London...

...Edexcel - Syllabus: AS Level (8121), A Level (9121) About the subject The syllabus attempts to introduce students to the key concepts and theories of modern economics...

...and how economic issues, problems, and institutions affect everyday life. You will be encouraged to use an enquiring and thoughtful approach to the subject...

...economic concepts and theories in a wide range of contexts and to study their limitations in explaining real-world issues. Analyse microeconomic and macroeconomic...

...It is a social science, halfway between the arts and the sciences. It is a subject based on theories which are then applied to a wide range of everyday examples...

...to students who are seeking a relevant and intellectually stimulating subject. Economists investigate not only issues such as unemployment, economic growth and development...

...Economics does not solely revolve around wealth creation and the peaks and troughs of the financial markets. It also gives you the opportunity to...

...It goes well with A/AS Level Business Studies and Politics and is particularly suitable for students wishing to pursue a career in business...

...Study Method: Discussion and debate, group work, presentations, reading and writing exercises and essay writing, lectures, visits, interactive learning...

...in that probably no student will have studied it before starting the AS course. The course will give you two main things: knowledge about the content...

...2 Business Study Mode Full-time Introduction 2 years full-time Economics is a social science that studies how society is co-ordinated through the operation of markets...

...subject that involves much discussion in lessons of current issues in the news. Theories are constructed to help our understanding of markets and economies...