Economics courses

...a selection that in previous years has included: Accounting and Finance in Business Introduction to Environmental Economics Introduction to the History...

...A Level Economics will enable you to gain a thorough understanding of economic concepts and theories through a critical consideration of current economic issues...

...earning and spending money or the production and consumption of wealth. There is some description of how the economy works, studies of various theories...

...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...

...September 2010 Qualification: AS and A level Awarded By: OCR Introduction to course Are you interested in Third World poverty, the environment...

...s are constantly making economic decisions which affect all our living standards. Government chooses whether to spend more on areas like education...

...study includes competitive markets and how they work, as well as the national and international economy. In year two (A2), study includes the economics...

...draw on data from local, national and international sources.Candidates will have the opportunity to develop an understanding of economic concepts and theories...

...economics exploring how firms and governments operate in the national and international economy. How is the course assessed? The first year is assessed by two written assessments...

...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...

...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...

...the business management of sustainable issues, energy system modelling or their understanding and application of innovative systems. The skills that... Learn about: Assessment and Law, Resource Economics, Global community...

...commerce, analysis or consultancy. Others may seek a career in diplomacy, or in journalism, or in non-governmental organisations. Indeed, the scope... Learn about: State and Society, Macroeconomic Policy, Economics and Business...

...together with the microeconomic behaviour of people and businesses. An economics degree is an excellent foundation for your career as an economist... Learn about: Financial Training, IT risk, Business Economics...

...B 10 credits Optional Modules The Economics of Public Expenditure 10 credits Environmental Economics A 10 credits Environmental Economics B 10 credits...

...1 session / week, 1.5 hours / session 14.01 (MIT's introductory Microeconomics course) or an equivalent intermediate microeconomics course taken elsewhere... Learn about: Energy Markets...

...elements of an Economics degree with German. The first year provides the core modules which are the foundations for the rest of the degree, together with one module in German... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...study load is 8 units per semester. The Bachelors of Commerce/Economics has a single set of Program Rules, which explain what is required to complete the dual program... Learn about: Financial Training...

...Programme structure Year 1 (Level 4) Academic and Professional Skills (both semesters) Business Economics Managing People Accounting and Finance Marketing...

...and Development The course structure and units for this specialisation are available via the UWA Handbook.The Faculty of Science offers scholarships... Learn about: IT Development...