Economics Courses Lancashire

...for example Game Theory. On this Study Abroad variant, you’ll spend your second year at a partner university in North America or Australasia... Learn about: Principles of Economics, Development economics, Advanced Macroeconomics...

...range of optional modules in the fields of development economics and multinational corporate enterprise. In addition, the subject has a rich intellectual...

...The UK in the global economy Assessment: This course will be assessed by 100% external examination. Careers & Progression Opportunities: This course...

...Advanced Extension Awards Advanced Extension Awards (AEA) are available in Business and Economics but are more challenging than the A Level course...

...Econometrics Optional Labour Economics International Money and Banking Behavioural Finance Industrial Organisation Financial Economics Public Economics... Learn about: Behavioural finance, Financial economics, Financial Training...

...What money is and how it works. How the banking system creates money and charges interest, and the effects that are generated as a result. How land quality...

...Unit* *The optional units are: Current Issues in Macroeconomics Economics of Corporate Finance Economics of Money and Banking Firms’ Behaviour... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...questions regarding a variety of social and economic issues such as poverty, the environment, developing countries, transport, European Politics and so much...

...for example Game Theory. It is also possible to continue your study of a minor subject through your second and fourth years. You will then spend your third... Learn about: Principles of Economics, International Trade, International Business...

...in which students continually build upon the skills they have developed in previous lessons. What is different about Statistics compared to Mathematics?...

...Banking, Financial Markets and Institutions Risk Management in Banking and Insurance Micro/Macro Principles 3 And one unit from the following... Learn about: Financial Training...

...questions regarding a variety of social and economic issues such as poverty, the environment, developing countries, transport, European Politics and so much...

...and Governance in the Contemporary World. In your first year you may also choose to study Quantitative Methods for Economics, or a third subject of your interest... Learn about: Indian Politics, Game Theory, Principles of Economics...

...and Professional Development Year 2 Intermediate Principles of Economics (BA/BSc Econ) Methodology and Diversity in Economics (BA/BSc Econ) Quantitative... Learn about: Public Sector, Financial Training...

...(2 units from each subject). The Economics units are: Introduction to Macroeconomic Principles Introduction to Microeconomic Principles The Mathematics units... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...The Integrated PhD consists of a year of MSc-level modules followed by the three years PhD in Economics Programme. Lancaster’s Department of Economics... Learn about: Experimental Economics, International Trade, Political Economy...

...Issues in Macroeconomics In addition to a choice of two units from the following: Management Accounting and Internal Systems Financial Reporting Corporate... Learn about: Management Accounting, Financial Training, Accounting MBA...

...Your qualification in Economics and Mathematics, along with your problem-solving skills, analytical abilities and organisational expertise, will make... Learn about: Mathematical Economics, GCSE Mathematics...

...(BSc Econ) Global Environment of Business Business Economics Plus options including- Economics of the European Union, Social Economics, Business Strategy... Learn about: Public Sector, Financial Training...

...to specialise further on specific Economic fields such as Industrial Organisation and International Business, alongside further optional topics in Management... Learn about: Business Economics, Accounting and Finance, IT Law...