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ECONOMICS FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND LAW
Economics
Our technically rigorous courses are delivered through research-led teaching that exposes you to cutting-edge ideas and methods.
Why study Economics at Bristol? As one of the leading departments in the UK, we offer innovative teaching and challenging programmes that reconnect the study of economics with real life. Our courses are exciting and current, informed by renowned research which achieved 100 per cent world- leading 4* rating for research impact (REF 2014).
You will become skilled in understanding economic concepts and applying formal models and econometric tools to test behavioural predictions using real-world data.
While our course is technically rigorous and emphasises statistical analysis, you will also benefit from a broader range of study that includes optional units in management, accounting and finance, enabling you to tailor your studies to match your career ambitions. You can also combine a degree in economics with finance, accounting, management, mathematics, politics or philosophy.
Our Professional Liaison Network provides the chance for you to be mentored by a professional economist; in 2016/17, the mentors were drawn from a wide range of organisations including the Office for National Statistics, the Institute for Fiscal Studies and Lloyds Bank.
Accreditation (BSc Economics and Mathematics: CIMA; all other Economics courses apart from Study Abroad: CIMA, ICAEW)
Bristol economics graduates are in demand and employers particularly welcome the quantitative skills that our students possess. Recent graduates have entered jobs with Accenture, Deloitte, EY, IBM and O2, and in sectors including property, publishing and advertising.
For more information about our courses visit
bristol.ac.uk/ug19-economics.
BSc Economics A-levels A*AA (AAB†
) IB 38 (34† )
BSc Economics is based on a series of core courses in economics and econometrics. A variety of optional units gives you the opportunity to study areas such as environmental economics, game theory, and macroeconomic theory and policy, as well as units from other departments within the school. Each year you will study econometrics, which builds on ideas taken from statistics, maths and economic theory and is a key part of all our degrees.
BSc Economics with Study in Continental Europe A-levels A*AA (AAB†
) IB 38 (34† )
This course is similar to BSc Economics but with your third year spent abroad at one of our partner universities. You will build on your existing knowledge of the relevant language during your first and second years before spending your third year studying economics in the host language of a university in France, Germany, Italy or Spain.
BSc Economics and Econometrics/ BSc Economics and Econometrics with Study Abroad A-levels A*AA (AAB†
) IB 38 (34† )
This course combines the study of economics and econometrics with a wide range of optional units. Econometrics is the branch of statistics that economists use to verify or disprove theories and analyse the impacts of policies and events on the health of the economy. You will use applied mathematical skills to analyse economic data.
Through the four-year Study Abroad option you can extend your degree and spend your third year experiencing different styles of education, customs and traditions while studying economics and econometrics at one of our partner institutions overseas.
BSc Economics with Study Abroad A-levels A*AA (AAB†
) IB 38 (34† )
This degree extends our three-year BSc course to four years, with your third year spent studying economics in English at a university abroad before returning to Bristol for your final year. It combines the challenging, broad academic content of our economics degrees with an overseas dimension that reflects the international nature of the economy.
bristol.ac.uk/economics
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