Economics BSc (Hons)

3 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

Middlesex University London

Program Overview

The BSc Economics at Middlesex University offers a practical, business-focused education in economics. It emphasizes real-world application, preparing students for careers in government, finance, business, and beyond. The program is designed to develop analytical, quantitative, and communication skills, with a strong foundation in economic theory and practice.​

Year 1:

  • Introduction to Microeconomics
  • Introduction to Macroeconomics
  • Quantitative Methods
  • Economic Principles and Applications​

Year 2:

  • Intermediate Microeconomics
  • Intermediate Macroeconomics
  • Econometrics
  • Optional modules (e.g., Industrial Economics, Game Theory)

Year 3:

  • Advanced Econometrics
  • Research Project or Dissertation
  • Optional modules (e.g., Behavioral Economics, International Trade)​

Learning and Assessment Methods

  • Learning: Lectures, seminars, workshops, and tutorials.
  • Assessment: Combination of exams, coursework, presentations, and practical assignments.
  • Tools: Training in software such as Excel and Stata for data analysis.

The Department of Economics is in the top 25% of UK institutions by research output, according to RePEc. ​The department has over 75 years of experience in providing economics education. Faculty members have experience with institutions like UCL, the World Bank, and the Office for National Statistics.

The top 20 UK universities for business leaders and entrepreneurs – Business Money, 2023

A top 10 university for producing CEOs – Novuana, 2023

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

 Opportunities for Undergraduate Students

  • Research Projects: Final-year dissertation supervised by faculty experts.
  • Internships: Access to work placements and internships in various sectors.
  • Student Clubs: Economics Society and other student-led organizations.

Placement Year

  • Options for international study and work placements are available, enhancing global exposure.
  • Sandwich courses offer a year-long placement in a professional setting.
  • Alternatively, students can choose to complete two shorter placements during Years 1 and 2 of the course, including the summer breaks between academic years

Progression & Future Opportunities

Employability Outcomes and Statistics

  • Graduates pursue careers in various sectors, including government, finance, and NGOs.
  • The university is ranked among the top 10 UK universities for employability
  • 95% of Economics graduates are employed or pursuing further study within 15 months of graduation.
  • 26% higher earnings: Bristol Economics graduates earn, on average, 26% more than other UK economics graduates within five years of graduation.
  • Typical salary range: Between £42,500 and £77,500 per year.

On-Campus Recruitment or Placement Services

  • MDXworks: Provides career support, including networking opportunities and business start-up support.
  • Professional Liaison Network: Offers mentoring schemes with alumni, insight talks, and internships
  • Access to international study options and work placements.

Program Key Stats

£16,600
£ 29
Sept Intake : 14th Jan


Eligibility Criteria

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3.2
27
70

N/A
N/A
6.0
72

Additional Information & Requirements

Career Options

  • Economist – Analyze economic data and trends to advise governments or private firms
  • Investment Banking Analyst – Support large financial transactions such as mergers or stock offerings through in-depth financial modeling
  • Data Analyst or Data Scientist – Interpret large datasets using tools like Python or R to guide business strategy
  • Actuary – Use mathematics and economics to assess risk in insurance pensions or financial services
  • Management Consultant – Help organizations solve operational and strategic problems to improve performance
  • Financial Analyst – Evaluate company financials and market trends to support investment or budgeting decisions
  • Policy Analyst – Research and evaluate economic and social policies for think tanks or public sector bodies
  • Econometrics or Statistical Analyst – Apply quantitative techniques to test theories and forecast economic outcomes
  • Chartered Accountant – Provide financial reporting tax planning and auditing services for businesses or individuals
  • Economic Researcher – Conduct academic or applied research on economic issues for universities NGOs or global institutions
  • Marketing Analyst – Study consumer behavior and market data to guide pricing promotion and product decisions
  • Financial Risk Analyst – Identify and measure risks in banking investment or corporate finance environments
  • International Development Analyst – Work on poverty reduction economic growth and policy reform projects globally
  • Central Banker – Contribute to financial regulation monetary policy and economic stability in national or international banks
  • Entrepreneur – Launch businesses in sectors like fintech edtech or consulting using economic knowledge to solve real-world problems

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