Economics PGDip
Postgraduate
In Dundee
Description
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Type
Postgraduate
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Location
Dundee (Scotland)
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Duration
9 Months
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Start date
September
If you want to train as an economist or establish an economics foundation for broader options in the financial sector, our Economics PG Diploma is an excellent choice.
This course will give you a thorough training in economics and all the skills you need to become a modern professional economist.
This diploma course is intended as a bridge between your first degree and postgraduate study and can lead to entry onto the MSc Scottish Graduate Programme in Economics. It is a particularly good fit if you’ve previously only had limited experience in economics but wish to study it at postgraduate level.
Dundee’s Economics department is considered among Britain’s top 10 by The Guardian (2016), and the University is rated the best in Scotland by some of the most influential Higher Education surveys. The Economic Studies team are all actively engaged in research and draw on this work in their teaching. Many of the modern debates which students will be considering are those in which their teachers have made an active contribution.
We welcome students from the UK and elsewhere in the world to our stimulating, supportive, friendly and well-organised campus. All economics students will be welcomed to our Business Society, which arranges an event calendar, annual ball and career presentations from institutions such as the Government Economic Service, the Scottish Executive and the Bank of England.
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About this course
A wide range of possibilities is open to you when you graduate. Alongside your specific subject knowledge, you’ll be skilled at:
selecting and analysing information
solving both abstract and practical problems
understanding and interpreting numerical and graphical data
thinking logically and laterally
communicating your ideas concisely
In recent years our graduates have found roles in many walks of life. Some have decided to pursue careers as professional economists and have gone on to work for the UK Government Economic Service or the Scottish Government. Others have taken up careers in finance or in general management, working for banking multinationals, major consultancies and marketing departments.
You’ll be able to make use of the University's dedicated careers service to help you to confidently apply for your next career move.
A good (at least a lower second class Honours degree or equivalent) first degree, in any subject which has enabled you to develop analytical skills.
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Subjects
- Economics
- Microeconomic
- Macroeconomic
- Microeconomic Analysis
- Macroeconomic Analysis
- Econometrics
- Analysing information
- Information Management
- Graphical data
- Abstract
Course programme
- Microeconomic Analysis
- Macroeconomic Analysis
- Econometrics
- one Honours option from the choice available
Modules start at the beginning of the academic session in September and are taught by lectures and tutorials.
How you will be assessedThe Diploma is awarded for satisfactory performance in coursework and degree examinations.
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Economics PGDip