BSc Environment and Sustainable Development with Economics
London School of Economics and Political Science
Entry requirements
A-levels: AAA, with an A in Mathematics IB Diploma: 38 points overall, including 766 at higher level, including Mathematics
About this course
BSc in Environment and Sustainable Development with Economics, an economics and politics and international relations degree focused on global sustainability challenges and environmental governance. Core topics include Statistics. The course combines foundational study in environmental science and macroeconomic principles with specialised analytical training in later years. The first year establishes core knowledge through modules such as Environmental Change: Past, Present and Future, Sustainable Development, Microeconomics I, and Macroeconomics I. The second year advances this understanding with studies in Applied Environmental Economics, Environmental Science, Policy and Action, and Microeconomics II alongside approved options. In the final year, students select geography options and additional units from a combined list of geography and economics subjects to conclude their degree.
Modules
- Environmental Change: Past, Present and Future
- Sustainable Development
- Quantitative Methods (Mathematics)
- Quantitative Methods (Statistics)
- Microeconomics I
- Macroeconomics I
- The LSE Course
- Applied Environmental Economics
- Environmental Science, Policy and Action
- Science, Technology and Environmental Governance
- Microeconomics II
- One course from second year approved options
- Geography options to the value of two units
- Options to the value of two units from geography and/or economics from a list