Economics courses

...and techniques you need for more specialized quantitatively orientated careers in financial economics, research and forecasting or a future in business management... Learn about: Business Strategy, Financial Training, Business Economics...

...of how economic considerations shape our global business world. You’ll understand the integral role of marketing in today’s multi-channel environment and... Learn about: Marketing Research, Financial Training, Business Strategy...

...and the impact of choice on the production, distribution and consumption of scarce resources. Microeconomics deals with choice at the individual level... Learn about: IT Management, Business School, Writing essays...

...the subject they must complete the units contained in A2. What and how will I be studying? The Economics course we offer allows students to consider...

...Level 3 (advanced) Entry requirements: 4 x GCSE B grades. At least a grade C in both English Language and Mathematics. Head of Department: Ms Mary B McDonagh Course assessment...

...solve problems or develop enhancements for their work purposes. In such cases it is generally possible to construct a Master's by Research project whereby... Learn about: Economics Science, Hospitality Management...

...* As a final qualification, allowing candidates to broaden their studies and defer decisions about specialism * As the first half(50%) of the â€-A†level qualification...

...Methods A minimum grade of 2.0 must be achieved in both Economics 201 and 202. A maximum of one course repeat (3 credits) may be used to satisfy the 2.0 grade requirement... Learn about: Social Science...

...plus two further optional modules from a range which in the past has included: Accounting and Finance in Business New Venture Creation Marketing Principles...

...No more than half of your studies in the second and third years can be from subjects in Group 2. Each of these subjects contributes to at least one Joint...

...strategic planning analyst, total rewards specialist, urban planning and economic advisor or data scientist. You may also choose to pursue graduate studies in economics... Learn about: International Economics, International Trade...

...the analytic core of the major in Economics is closely structured. Some courses are appropriate for nonmajors, but the curriculum is most suitable... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...The course is divided neatly into micro and macroeconomic subjects at AS and at A-Level, with each exam focusing on one section. Year One modules...

...behaviour of the whole economy, especially the factors that determine national income (Macro Economics) and also the parts of the whole economy...

...the economic issues that affect all of us I want to develop analytical and problem solving skills What does the course consist of? Investigating the...

...The main thing is to have some interest in the world around you - in politics, current affairs, the environment or even sport. Economics can be applied...

...including Britain, are experiencing increased obesity among the population. What cost does this present society and how should the government tackle the problem?...

...enthusiasm for economics and its contribution to the wider economic and social environment. Develop an understanding of a range of concepts and acquire...

...enthusiasm for economics and its contribution to the wider economic and social environment. Develop an understanding of a range of concepts and acquire...

...the economics of business and the global economy. You will develop a range of data analysis, presentation and problem-solving skills to enable you to...