Economics provides a range of optional modules for all of its degrees. Students are also encouraged to broaden their education by choosing modules from across Economic, Social and Political Sciences and the Humanities. They can also take interdisciplinary modules.
Single Honours degrees can also be combined with a minor subject. Simply choose the Single Honours course and sign up for the minor after you arrive. You can easily change back to the Single Hons course if you wish to. Minor subjects include Criminology, Demography, Human Geography, History, Modern Languages, Philosophy, Politics, Psychology, Public Policy, Social Policy and Sustainability. For a full list of options and further information visit the Minors web page.
| Course | UCAS Code | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| BSc Economics and Accounting | NL41 | 3 years |
| BSc Economics | L100 | 3 years |
| BSc Economics and Actuarial Science | L1N3 | 3 years |
| BSc Economics with Data Science | L115 | 3 years |
| BSc Economics and Finance | L1NH | 3 years |
| BSc Economics and Business Management | L112 | 3 years |
| BA Economics and Philosophy | VL51 | 3 years |
| M.Econ Master in Economics | L101 | 4 years |
| BSc MORSE (Mathematics, Operational Research, Statistics and Economics) | GL12 | 3 years |
| BA Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) | L0V1 | 3 years |
| BSc Politics and Economics | LL12 | 3 years |
I now feel more confident in many areas of economics, and in using my analytical skills. The course has allowed me to pursue a wide range of modules, not just in economics but also management and finance modules.