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The University of Buckingham offers a BSc (Hons) Economics (Single) as a fast-track, two-year degree designed for students aiming to enter the workforce or pursue postgraduate studies more quickly than traditional three-year programs.
This intensive program covers both classical and contemporary economic theories and practices. Key features include:
Teaching & Learning Approach
Oxbridge-Style Education
High-Calibre Faculty
Methods
Delivered through lectures, seminars, and small-group tutorials.
Interactive learning includes:
Assessment
Research and Applied Learning
Skills Development
Professional Development Module: Focuses on CV writing, interview techniques, analytical tools, and communication skills from the first term.
Study Abroad / Placement
The two-year intensive nature of the program does not include a formal placement year, but students are encouraged to seek internships during summer breaks with assistance from the Careers and Employability Service.
According to HESA data, Buckingham ranks 1st in the UK for Graduate Employability (2023) with 95.6% of graduates in work or further study within 15 months.
Graduates typically enter roles in:
Many graduates pursue:
Careers Support
Lifelong access to the Careers and Employability Service offering:
A-Level BBB-BCC (or equivalent), A minimum overall score of 6.5 and no less than 6.0 in each component. Minimum percentage required (12 standard or HSC) 65%. International Baccalaureate at least 31-32. Interview requiredEconomist – 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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