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The BSc (Hons) Economics program at City, St George's, University of London, offers a robust foundation in economic theory with a strong emphasis on real-world applications. Students will delve into the mathematics and statistics that underpin economics, honing quantitative and analytical skills to assess broader social and political issues. By the end of the first year, students can choose between two pathways:
This flexibility allows students to tailor their studies to their interests and career aspirations.
Year 1: Foundational Knowledge
In the first year, students lay the groundwork for advanced economic study by exploring core economic theories and their real-world applications. This includes developing essential skills in mathematics and statistics that underpin economic analysis.
Year 2: Intermediate Studies and Pathway Selection
Building upon the first year, students delve deeper into economic theories and quantitative methods. At the end of Year 1, students choose between two pathways:
Year 3: Advanced Topics and Specialisation
In the final year, students engage with advanced economic topics and have the opportunity to specialize further through elective modules aligned with their chosen pathway. This year emphasises critical thinking and the application of economic theories to complex real-world issues.
Learning and Assessment Methods
Assessment methods for the BSc Economics program include:
City St George's offers a range of experiential learning opportunities to enhance the academic experience:
Professional Placement Year: Students have the option to undertake a placement year, gaining hands-on experience in real-world settings.
Study Abroad Programs: Opportunities to study abroad in Europe, America, or other regions, broadening cultural and academic horizons.
Economics Society: A student-led society providing professional and social opportunities, fostering a community of like-minded individuals.
Employment Facts & Figures
City, University of London (pre-merger) reports that 89% of graduates from its economics and related programs were in employment or further study within 15 months of graduating (source: Graduate Outcomes Survey).
Typical starting salaries for economics graduates range between £26,000–£32,000, with rapid progression for those entering finance, consulting, or data-focused roles.
Graduates have secured positions at major employers like:
The Careers and Employability Service at City St George’s provides comprehensive career support to students from the first year through graduation:
Services Offered:
74% in HSC XII from CBSE & ICSE Exam Board, IELTS 6.5 overall with a minimum of 6.0 in each component. 120 UCAS tariff points, A Level: BBB, IB: 30 points with 5 or better in three Higher Level subjects. A minimum of 5 in SL Maths and English will be required.Economist – Analyze economic data and trends to advise governments or private firmsInvestment Banking Analyst – Support large financial transactions such as mergers or stock offerings through in-depth financial modelingData Analyst or Data Scientist – Interpret large datasets using tools like Python or R to guide business strategyActuary – Use mathematics and economics to assess risk in insurance pensions or financial servicesManagement Consultant – Help organizations solve operational and strategic problems to improve performanceFinancial Analyst – Evaluate company financials and market trends to support investment or budgeting decisionsPolicy Analyst – Research and evaluate economic and social policies for think tanks or public sector bodiesEconometrics or Statistical Analyst – Apply quantitative techniques to test theories and forecast economic outcomesChartered Accountant – Provide financial reporting tax planning and auditing services for businesses or individualsEconomic Researcher – Conduct academic or applied research on economic issues for universities NGOs or global institutionsMarketing Analyst – Study consumer behavior and market data to guide pricing promotion and product decisionsFinancial Risk Analyst – Identify and measure risks in banking investment or corporate finance environmentsInternational Development Analyst – Work on poverty reduction economic growth and policy reform projects globallyCentral Banker – Contribute to financial regulation monetary policy and economic stability in national or international banksEntrepreneur – Launch businesses in sectors like fintech edtech or consulting using economic knowledge to solve real-world problems
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