Economics Degrees in the Northern Ireland

...Ulster University Economics programme emphasises those aspects of economics which relate to the practical application of cconomics today in policy making, management and firm behaviour and consumer decisions... Learn about: Full Time... More

... around us and our place in it. If you are interested in advanced study in economics that is ‘post-crisis’ in both structure and content, delivered at one of the UK’s leading universities, then this degree is for you. The core modules develop your understanding of key economic concepts, ideas, tools... Learn about: Social Policy, Economic Theory, Economic History... More

... events, gaining invaluable advice and preparation for the academic job market. RESEARCH STRENGTHS Particular strengths in the economics group at Queen's Management School include: ECONOMICS OF NETWORKS AND INSTITUTIONS Institutional and relational economics Social networks Strategic formation... Learn about: Financial Training... More

..., presentation, and writing skills. These transferable skills are highly sought after across industry, and also provide an excellent platform for future entrepreneurs. Whilst the single honours programme has a specific focus on economics although the skills and learning outcomes from this degree are applicable... Learn about: Quality Training, Financial Training, GCSE Mathematics... More

..., presentation, and writing skills. These transferable skills are highly sought after across industry, and also provide an excellent platform for future entrepreneurs. Why Queen's?Exemptions: Joint Economics and Accounting students are eligible for exemptions from some professional accountancy examinations... Learn about: Financial Accounting, Public Economics, Management Accounting... More

... of the degree’s modules are economics-based whilst the other third are French. The models used by economists are as much qualitative (expressed in words) as they are quantitative (mathematical). This is reflected in our BSc programmes as students will be provided the opportunity to gain quantitative, analytical... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Quality Training, Learning Teaching... More

... of the degree’s modules are economics-based whilst the other third are Spanish. The models used by economists are as much qualitative (expressed in words) as they are quantitative (mathematical). This is reflected in our BSc programmes as students will be provided the opportunity to gain quantitative, analytical... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Learning Teaching, Quality Training... More

... of the degree’s modules are economics-based whilst the other third are finance. Finance is the study of investment and money management and as such complements the economics modules. The models used by economists are as much qualitative (expressed in words) as they are quantitative (mathematical... Learn about: Learning Teaching, GCSE Mathematics, Financial Training... More

...bond, foreign exchange and derivative markets Long memory, heterogeneity and trend-chasing in financial prices Price discovery in bond markets NOT-FOR-PROFIT... Learn about: Financial Training... More

...sector or in academiaYou want taught and supervised by leading academics Studying finance looks at how company managers and investors make financial decisions... Learn about: Financial Training, Decision Making, IT risk... More

... students for a PhD in Finance or Economics. Why Queen's? Launched in the early 1990s this is one of the longest running Finance Masters in the UK. The programme has strong links with organisations such as CITI, NYSE, First Derivatives, PWC, Allstate and all of the major banks. The programme invites guest... Learn about: IT risk, Financial Training, Part Time... More