Economics courses

...It is designed to introduce students to the major economic issues affecting Britain and the rest of the world. Students will learn the main principles...

...the Americas, Africa, and Oceania ranging from a few weeks to a full academic year. To find Global Learning opportunities available in your study area click Global Experiences... Learn about: Full Time...

...the Americas, Africa, and Oceania ranging from a few weeks to a full academic year. To find Global Learning opportunities available in your study area click Global Experiences...

...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...

...pursue an independent research project to qualify for departmental honors. Students also collaborate frequently with faculty on research projects leading to scholarly publications...

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

...programme while continuing to study Economics. Year 1 In the first year, in addition to the economics compulsory modules, you take a further two compulsory...

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

...2 years (you gain an AS level after successfully completing Year 1, you will be awarded a full A level after successfully completing Year...

...Financial Economics is studied up to Honours level in both the Faculty of Science (BSc) and the Faculty of Arts (MA). Students who have a background... Learn about: Political Economy, Corporate Finance, Portfolio Management...

...modules in the first year and two in the second; each is an examined unit. Why choose this course? The concepts and ideas you will study on this course affect every individual...

...modules in the first year and two in the second; each is an examined unit. Why choose this course? The concepts and ideas you will study on this course affect every individual...

...Economics helps you understand what's really happening in the news. The course covers issues such as the environment, poverty, the impact of tourism and the...

...to the following areas: The implications of meeting the needs for natural resources for individuals, society and the planet. The problems of poverty and property...

...of both branches of the subject. · EC2 Competitive Behaviour, Macroeconomics and Globalisation (I) · EC3 Competitive Behaviour, Macroeconomics and Globalisation (II)...

...Economics is the study of how individuals and groups make decisions with limited resources so as to best satisfy their wants, needs, and desires...

...the context of the efficient allocation of scarce resources in society. ECN 4110 (3 CREDITS) Introduction to Macroeconomics This course introduces students...

...a piece of news breaks that is Economic. We study questions such as: 1. Should we join the Euro? 2. Why are petrol taxes so high? 3. How do we combat climate change?...

...or AAT. Employment-progress to anything (media). Possible Subject Combinations This course combines well with a variety of other Advanced Level courses...

...such as poverty, employment, international trade and prices. What will I be doing? Year 1 - AS Level Unit 1: Markets in Action Unit 2: The National & International...