BSc Business Economics
Entry requirements
A level: AAB (Maths)
About this course
BSc in Economics. Core topics include Statistics and Entrepreneurship. The programme combines economics with management, corporate law, marketing and finance across three years of study. Graduates pursue careers in consultancy, regulation, government, finance and accountancy, and many continue to postgraduate study.
Modules
- Mathematics and Statistics for Economists
- Principles of Business Economics
- Professional Skills for Economists
- The Great Divergence in Eurasia, 1000-1800
- Microeconomics
- Macroeconomics
- Economics of Industrial Organisation
- Macroeconomic Theory and Applications
- Microeconomic Theory and Application
- Econometric Theory and Applications
- Marketing and Strategy
- Globalisation and the World Economy
- British Economic History since 1750: Industrialisation and Maturity
- Cynllunio ar gyfer Iechyd a Lles Cenedlaethau’r Dyfodol
- Strategic Management
- Competition and Regulation
- Economics of Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- International Economic History
- Labour Economics
- Behavioural Economics
- Economic Geography
- Environmental Economics
- Ethics and Morality of Business
- Economi Wleidyddol Cymru: o 'Oes y glo' i 'Oes y clo'