Economics is fundamentally related to our daily lives, from public policy, education and healthcare to banking and finance. Our Economics students graduate as self-motivated, ambitious learners, able to confidently navigate their future career paths.
Economics BA HonoursThe BA Honours Economics degree offered at Middlesex University will provide you with a throughout understanding of Economics, and the role and significance it has within the society.
The examination and evaluation of micro and macroeconomic theories and principles will equip you with a firm foundation to assess economic policies and to make informed economic decisions in areas such as international trade and business. You will also learn a range of quantitative and computing methods which are highly applicable to evaluating performances and formulating strategies in economics, business and finance.
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The BSc Honours Economics degree is the most advanced, rigorous, and quantitative economics degree offered at Middlesex University. Through stimulating theories, quantitative methods and debates you will explore the key factors that influence economic forces and learn to apply knowledge to real world problems.
You will acquire both technical and analytical skills in addition to critical thinking necessary for future post-graduate studies. These skills are also well sort-after across many industries and sectors, such as Banking, Insurance, Investment companies, Power Industry, Public sector as well as cellular, airline, shipping companies to help with their pricing strategies.
Year 1
- ECS1001 – Principles of Microeconomics
- ECS1002 – Principles of Microeconomics
- ECS1003 – Statistics and Inference
- ECS1004 – Quantitative Techniques 1
Year 2
- ECS2005 – Intermediate Microeconomics
- ECS2006 – Intermediate Macroeconomics
- ECS2007 – Applied Econometrics 1
- ECS2008 – Economic Policy & Analysis
Year 3
- ECS3006 – Applied Econometrics 2 (Optional)
- ECS3008 – Social Network and Labour Economics (Optional)
- ECS3009 – Development Economics (Optional)
- ECS3010 – Behavioural Economics (Optional)
- ECS3014 – Industrial Organization (Optional)
- ECS3015 – Trade: Theory & Policy (Optional)
- ECS3016 – Experimental Economics (Optional)
- ECS3018 – Banking Theory & Practice (Optional)
- ECS3110 – Financial Risk Management in Banking (Optional)
- ECS3120 – Monetary Policy (Optional)
Year 1
- ECS1001 – Principles of Microeconomics
- ECS1002 – Principles of Microeconomics
- ECS1003 – Statistics and Inference
- ECS1004 – Quantitative Techniques 1
Year 2
- ECS2005 – Intermediate Microeconomics
- ECS2006 – Intermediate Macroeconomics
- ECS2007 – Applied Econometrics 1
- ECS2008 – Economic Policy & Analysis
Year 3
- Quantitative Pathway
- Economics
- Optional I (to choose 2)
- Optional II (to choose 2)
- Business Economics Pathway
- Finance Pathway
- Behavioural & Experimental Pathway
- Development Pathway
- Industrial Pathway
- Banking Pathway