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Type

Bachelor's degree

Location

Oxford

UCAS code LN12 Duration 3 years (BA)
Entrance requirements A*AA (with Maths at A or A*) Subject requirements Maths
Admissions test(s) ox.ac.uk/tsa Written work None
Admissions statistics*
Interviewed: 22%
Successful: 6%
Intake: 85
*3-year average 2017-19
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Email Economics and Management
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The Economics and Management degree examines issues central to the world we live in: namely how the economy and organisations function, and how resources are allocated and coordinated to achieve the organisation’s objectives. Economics and Management are ideal intellectual partners, each particularly fitted to strengthen and cross-fertilise the other.
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Economics is the study of how consumers, firms and governments make decisions that together determine how resources are allocated. An appreciation of economics and the general workings of the economy have become increasingly necessary to understand government policy-making, the conduct of businesses, and the enormous changes in economic systems which are occurring throughout the world. It is also becoming increasingly important in both government and the private sector to have an understanding of some of the methods used within economics, such as quantitative methods, statistical and causal inference, and experimental methods..
Management is concerned with the effective use and coordination of materials and labour within an organisation in the pursuit of its defined objectives. Management considers the interrelationship and interactions between distinct parts of an organisation, and between the organisation and its environment ve library to a subsidised canteen (which is useful...

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Oxford (Oxfordshire)

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Wellington Square, OX1 2JD

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Maths
Teaching
Quantitative economics
Options
Financial Management
IT
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Economics
Skills and Training
Development
Strategic
Quantitative
General Management

Course programme

A typical week

Six lectures
Two tutorials or classes
Preparation for tutorials and classes: reading, writing essays, solving problem sets (up to two and a half days for each tutorial or class)

Six lectures

Two tutorials or classes

Preparation for tutorials and classes: reading, writing essays, solving problem sets (up to two and a half days for each tutorial or class)

Tutorials are usually 2-4 students and a tutor. Class sizes may vary depending on the options you choose. There would usually be no more than around 20 students though classes for some of the more popular papers may be up to 40 students. Most tutorials, classes, and lectures are delivered by staff who are tutors in their subject. Many are world-leading experts with years of experience in teaching and research. Some teaching may also be delivered by postgraduate students who are usually studying at doctorate level. To find out more about how our teaching year is structured, visit our Academic Year page.

Academic YearCourse structureYEAR 1

COURSES

Three courses are taken:

Introductory economics
General management
Financial management

ASSESSMENT

First University examinations: three written papers

YEARS 2 AND 3

COURSES

Courses must include:

At least two Economics courses, of which at least one must be Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Quantitative economics or Development of the world economy since 1800
At least two Management courses
A total of eight courses
For optional courses in Economics there are pre-requisites drawn from Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Quantitative economics.
Current options include:
- Strategic management
- Finance
- Organisational behaviour
- Marketing
- Economics of industry
- Money and Banking
- Development economic

The options listed above are illustrative and may change. More information about current options is available on the Department of Economics website and Saïd Business School website.

ASSESSMENT

Final University examinations: the eight courses are assessed by written examinations in most cases. Some courses are assessed via coursework. It is possible to write a thesis in either Economics or Management in place of one optional paper.

YEAR 1

COURSES

Three courses are taken:

Introductory economics
General management
Financial management

ASSESSMENT

First University examinations: three written papers

YEARS 2 AND 3

COURSES

Courses must include:

At least two Economics courses, of which at least one must be Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Quantitative economics or Development of the world economy since 1800
At least two Management courses
A total of eight courses
For optional courses in Economics there are pre-requisites drawn from Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Quantitative economics.
Current options include:
- Strategic management
- Finance
- Organisational behaviour
- Marketing
- Economics of industry
- Money and Banking
- Development economic

The options listed above are illustrative and may change. More information about current options is available on the Department of Economics website and Saïd Business School website.

ASSESSMENT

Final University examinations: the eight courses are assessed by written examinations in most cases. Some courses are assessed via coursework. It is possible to write a thesis in either Economics or Management in place of one optional paper.

YEAR 1YEAR 1YEAR 1

COURSES

Three courses are taken:

Introductory economics
General management
Financial management

ASSESSMENT

First University examinations: three written papers

COURSES

Three courses are taken:

Introductory economics
General management
Financial management

COURSES

Three courses are taken:

Introductory economics
General management
Financial management

Introductory economics

General management

Financial management

ASSESSMENT

First University examinations: three written papers

ASSESSMENT

First University examinations: three written papers

YEARS 2 AND 3YEARS 2 AND 3YEARS 2 AND 3

COURSES

Courses must include:

At least two Economics courses, of which at least one must be Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Quantitative economics or Development of the world economy since 1800
At least two Management courses
A total of eight courses
For optional courses in Economics there are pre-requisites drawn from Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Quantitative economics.
Current options include:
- Strategic management
- Finance
- Organisational behaviour
- Marketing
- Economics of industry
- Money and Banking
- Development economic

The options listed above are illustrative and may change. More information about current options is available on the Department of Economics website and Saïd Business School website.

ASSESSMENT

Final University examinations: the eight courses are assessed by written examinations in most cases. Some courses are assessed via coursework. It is possible to write a thesis in either Economics or Management in place of one optional paper.

COURSES

Courses must include:

At least two Economics courses, of which at least one must be Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Quantitative economics or Development of the world economy since 1800
At least two Management courses
A total of eight courses
For optional courses in Economics there are pre-requisites drawn from Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Quantitative economics.
Current options include:
- Strategic management
- Finance
- Organisational behaviour
- Marketing
- Economics of industry
- Money and Banking
- Development economic

The options listed above are illustrative and may change. More information about current options is available on the Department of Economics website and Saïd Business School website.

COURSES

Courses must include:

At least two Economics courses, of which at least one must be Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Quantitative economics or Development of the world economy since 1800
At least two Management courses
A total of eight courses
For optional courses in Economics there are pre-requisites drawn from Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Quantitative economics.
Current options include:
- Strategic management
- Finance
- Organisational behaviour
- Marketing
- Economics of industry
- Money and Banking
- Development economic

At least two Economics courses, of which at least one must be Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Quantitative economics or Development of the world economy since 1800

At least two Management courses

A total of eight courses

For optional courses in Economics there are pre-requisites drawn from Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Quantitative economics.

Current options include:

Strategic management
Finance
Organisational behaviour
Marketing
Economics of industry
Money and Banking
Development economic

Strategic management
Finance
Organisational behaviour
Marketing
Economics of industry
Money and Banking
Development economic

Strategic management

Finance

Organisational behaviour

Marketing

Economics of industry

Money and Banking

Development economic

The options listed above are illustrative and may change. More information about current options is available on the Department of Economics website and Saïd Business School website.

The options listed above are illustrative and may change. More information about current options is available on the Department of Economics website and Saïd Business School website.Department of Economics website andDepartment of Economics websiteSaïd Business School website.

ASSESSMENT

Final University examinations: the eight courses are assessed by written examinations in most cases. Some courses are assessed via coursework. It is possible to write a thesis in either Economics or Management in place of one optional paper.

ASSESSMENT

Final University examinations: the eight courses are assessed by written examinations in most cases. Some courses are assessed via coursework. It is possible to write a thesis in either Economics or Management in place of one optional paper.

The content and format of this course may change in some circumstances. Read further information about potential course changes.

The content and format of this course may change in some circumstances. Read further information about potential course changes.

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