BSc Geography and Economics (Regional Science)
Entry requirements
A level: BBB IB: 30 points overall, including 4 in Maths at standard level
About this course
BSc in Economics and Geography, combining economic analysis with human and environmental geography. Core topics include Data Analysis, Statistics, Environmental Analysis, Financial Analysis, and Research Methods. The programme is jointly taught by the Department of Geography and Environmental Science and the Department of Economics. Students complete an independent 8,000-word dissertation and may undertake a summer placement.
Modules
- Global Challenges: A Planet in Crisis
- Geographical Imaginaries
- Approaching Human Geography
- Principles of Economics 1
- Principles of Economics 2
- Quantitative Methods and Data Analysis
- Intermediate Microeconomics
- Intermediate Macroeconomics
- Skills Training and Project Design
- Field Class
- Energy Resources
- Geographical Information Systems
- Analysing Social Data: Techniques and Applications
- Encountering Political Geographies
- Business Economics
- Games and Economic Behaviour
- Economics of Social Policy
- Economic History
- Environment and Development
- Living Together: Social and Cultural Geographies
- Summer Placement
- Dissertation
- Climate Change and Responsibilities
- Consumption, Politics and Space
- Deathscapes and Dark Tourism
- Spaces of Care and Wellbeing
- Human Geography Field Class
- Water Resources
- Remote Control
- Public Economics
- Environmental Economics
- Behavioural Economics
- Industrial Organisation
- Financial Economics
- International Economics
- Development Economics
- Money and Banking