Economy

Economic specialties enable students to develop statistical skills and use quantifying methods for the purpose of analysing economic development and issues, such as the global economic crisis of 2008 and the correct ways to tackle it. Microeconomic topics are touched upon, such as those relating to goods/services pricing or the ways to save and make choices of products.

Subjects studied:

• Further Mathematics;
• Statistics;
• Introduction to Economics;
• Microeconomics;
• Macroeconomics;
• Quantifying Methods;
• Econometrics;
• Labour Economics;
• Global Economics;
• Monetary and Fiscal Policy;
• Health Economics;
• International Finance;
• Economic Growth.

You may pursue a career as:

• Economist;
• Diplomat;
• Financial Analyst;
• Investment Specialist;
• Database Analyst;
• Risk Business;
• Accountant;
• Statistician;
• Commodities Exchange Broker.

Economics – Rankings 2018

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