Economics courses

...and not always visible in what is called ‘the economy’ – explain to yourself and to others the main economic concepts – decrypt the jargon of politicians...

...Economics of Financial Markets, 10 credits International Trade Policy, 10 credits Monetary Policy, 10 credits Risk, Uncertainty and Information...

...in organizational economics prepares doctoral students for further study in the field. The course introduces the classic papers and some recent research...

...Economics covers many different aspects in society such as law, health, science, education and crime. It is an interesting and exciting subject to study...

...and skills for a degree in Economics or Business Economics. The course material is taught from the A-Level syllabus, but is more tailored for an Economics degree...

...At AS Level you will discover the fundamentals of the economic problem. Why we make the choices we make and the impact of our choices. You will gain...

...Choose to study either one or two majors. Majors span topics from economic theory, applied economics and econometrics. Majors are also optional – if you prefer...

...Updated October 2018 Assessment is via two examinations at AS, both written papers with short answer questions in one. At A Level, there are a further two papers...

...GCSE grades A*-C in at least six academic subjects in one sitting. You must have a grade B in either Maths or English. What will I study ? AS Economics specification...

...2. Course description Economics is an academic subject that encompasses a wide range of skills from mathematics to essay writing. 3. Entry requirements...

...the Master of Advanced Economics (MAdvEcon) degree, in which the first year of coursework is undertaken. Successful completion of the MAdvEcon with a Grade Point Average (GPA)...

...while others have jobs as middle and senior managers in schools. Graduates in this area can also be found working as education officers, teachers in international... Learn about: Professional Practice, Core modules, Economics Professional Practice...

...The IMSQE programme provides the students with a number of outstanding qualifications. They will acquire analytical skills at a very high level... Learn about: Quantitative economics, Economics Science...

...the student must fulfill all general educational requirements of the College’s BA academic program. The BS degree will not be awarded unless the student... Learn about: Economics and Finance, Finance Economics, Finance Market...

...Receive comprehensive training in core and advanced-level economic courses. You can also choose from a range of electives to specialise in fields such as environmental economics... Learn about: Environmental Economics...

...and their role in financial trading. This course will be of great interest to professionals in the areas of finance, investments and economics and... Learn about: Financial Instruments in Economics, Financial Instruments, Financial Training...

...discuss problem sets at times to be arranged. There will be three problem sets, a mid-term take-home exercise, and an in-class final exam. The Public Finance... Learn about: Public Economics...

...should learn how to do economics themselves, rather than just learn how the academic staff or other economists do it. In the first year you take compulsory... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Economics of Finance, Applied Economics...

...competition and innovation, and climate change. Economics is studied up to Honours level in both the Faculty of Science (BSc) and the Faculty of Arts... Learn about: Economic Fluctuations, European Macroeconomics, International Trade...

...is 240 hours of self study plus 32 hours teaching at the weekend seminars. Further time is needed in April for the coursework and May for examination preparation... Learn about: Merger analysis, Competition Law, Empirical Analysis...