BACHELOR IN ECONOMICS

4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

University of Navarra

Program Overview

The Degree in Economics at the University of Navarra provides a strong foundation in economic theory, quantitative analysis, and real-world problem-solving. It is designed for students who are interested in understanding how markets function, how public policies are shaped, and how financial decisions impact society and businesses.

Curriculum structure:

In the first year, you will study core subjects such as Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Finance, and Statistics. These courses help you understand how individuals, firms, and governments make decisions, while building essential analytical and mathematical skills. You will also gain an introduction to quantitative methods and economic foundations that prepare you for more advanced topics.

In the second year, you will deepen your knowledge through intermediate economic theory and econometrics. Courses in data analysis and applied statistics will train you to interpret economic data and use it to evaluate real-world problems. This stage strengthens your ability to connect theory with evidence and prepares you for more specialised study.

In the third year, you will explore advanced and applied areas such as International Economics, Markets and Regulation, and additional elective subjects. These courses allow you to focus on specific interests while developing critical thinking, research skills, and the ability to analyse complex economic environments.

Focus areas: economic theory, quantitative analysis, econometrics, finance, international economics, public policy, markets and regulation.

Learning outcomes: strong analytical skills, ability to interpret economic data, understanding of global economic systems, capacity to evaluate policy and financial decisions, and preparation for professional economic roles.

Professional alignment (accreditation): official four-year Bachelor’s degree in Economics recognised within the European Higher Education Area.

Reputation (employability rankings): the University of Navarra is widely recognised for academic excellence and strong graduate employability, with graduates entering leading roles in business, finance, consulting, and public institutions.

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

Students in the Degree in Economics at the University of Navarra gain practical skills through a combination of academic training, applied learning, and professional exposure. The program is designed to help you connect economic theory with real-world situations, using quantitative tools, data analysis, and case-based learning. You will also benefit from academic guidance, career support services, and opportunities that help you build experience before graduation. The university encourages international exposure, teamwork, and professional development throughout the degree:

  • Access to the Internship and Employment Service, which provides personalised career guidance, CV and interview support, job and internship opportunities, and workshops to prepare for the job market.

  • Opportunities to complete extracurricular internships during your studies to gain real professional experience.

  • International exchange agreements with more than 140 partner universities, allowing you to study abroad and broaden your global perspective.

  • Participation in student activities, projects, and competitions that develop teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving skills.

  • Training in advanced quantitative and analytical tools used in economics and finance, supporting practical and data-driven learning.

For more details about the university’s academic and student facilities, you can consult the official facilities and resources section on the University of Navarra website

Progression & Future Opportunities

Graduates of the Degree in Economics at the University of Navarra are well prepared for careers where analytical thinking, data interpretation, and economic decision-making are essential. Typical roles include Economic Analyst, Financial Consultant, Public Policy Advisor, and Data Specialist, working in consulting firms, financial institutions, public organisations, and international environments. The program equips you with practical skills and professional confidence to enter the job market or continue with advanced studies.

  • The University’s Internship and Employment Service provides personalised career guidance, CV support, interview preparation, internship opportunities, and access to job listings to help students transition successfully into professional life.

  • Approximately 92% of University of Navarra graduates are working or continuing their studies shortly after graduation, reflecting strong employability outcomes.

  • The School of Economics and Business maintains close collaboration with companies and organisations through recruitment events, employer meetings, and career activities that connect students with the professional world.

  • The university is highly recognised for graduate employability in international rankings, reinforcing the long-term value of its degrees.

  • The official degree qualification provides strong academic credibility and international recognition, supporting careers across Europe and globally.

Further Academic Progression:
After completing this program, you can pursue specialised Master’s degrees in Economics, Finance, Data Analytics, Public Policy, International Business, or related fields to deepen your expertise. Many graduates also continue with MBA programs, international postgraduate studies, or doctoral research if they are interested in academic, research, or high-level professional careers.

Program Key Stats

€19,250.40
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Eligibility Criteria

BBC - ABB
3.0 - 3.3
34
75 - 80

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Additional Information & Requirements

Country Requirements

Career Options

  • Economic Analyst
  • Financial Analyst
  • Consultant in economic and strategic advisory services
  • Policy Advisor in government agencies
  • Researcher in economic research institutions
  • Economist in international organisations such as the World Bank or IMF
  • Data Analyst in public and private sectors
  • Specialist in international trade and markets
  • Public sector economist or planner

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