Economics

Economics
What will I learn?
As well as being intellectually exciting Economics is also an extremely practical field, and an understanding of the subject is excellent preparation for careers in business, government and law. Why do people live in poverty, why do governments get elected and why does the government take money from you in tax? If you want to know the answers to these questions, then the study of economics is for you.
What qualifications do I need?
We would normally require candidates to have the standard sixth form entry requirements, including GCSE English and Mathematics both at grade B or above.
Career opportunities:
Economics is possibly the most powerful single A Level. A qualification in Economics has widespread application. It is especially powerful for university entrants no matter what subject(s) you are intending to study. A degree in Economics opens up careers in all kinds of businesses, especially financial institutions. The average earnings of an Economics graduate six months after graduating are about £1,500 more than the average for all graduates? only some engineering and medical graduates earn more.