Business Economics BSc (Hons)

3 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

University of Dundee

Program Overview

The BSc Economics program at the University of Dundee delves into both macroeconomic challenges of national, regional, and global economies, as well as the microeconomic behaviors of individuals and businesses. Students gain a deep understanding of economic principles and their applications in real-world scenarios.

Year-wise breakdown of modules/courses

The program spans four years, with each year building upon the knowledge acquired previously:​

  • Year 1: Introduction to core concepts in economics, management, marketing, corporate governance, ethics, and human resources.​
  • Year 2: Focus on the financial environment, including financial accounting and reporting, and an internship module offering 30 hours of work experience.
  • Year 3: Advanced studies in economic theories and their applications.
  • Year 4: Specialized modules and a dissertation project.​

Learning and assessment methods

The program employs a blend of lectures, seminars, and practical sessions. Assessments include examinations, coursework, presentations, and projects, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation of students' understanding and skills. ​


 

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

Internships: The Internship module (AG22037) offers students a 30-hour work experience project, allowing them to apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings.

Research and Academic Projects: In the final year, students undertake a dissertation, conducting independent research on a chosen economic topic, demonstrating their analytical and research capabilities

Student Clubs: The University hosts various student-led societies related to economics and business, facilitating networking, skill development, and exposure to industry professionals.

The University provides study abroad opportunities, allowing students to spend a semester or a year at partner institutions worldwide. Detailed information on application procedures and available destinations can be found on the university's study abroad guide.

Progression & Future Opportunities

Graduates from the Economics program have a strong track record of securing employment in high-skill occupations. According to the University's Economic Impact Assessment report, graduates are 10% more likely to work in such roles compared to peers from other Scottish universities. ​

 

Program Key Stats

£22,500
£ 29

Jan Intake : 30th NovSept Intake : 14th Jan


Eligibility Criteria

BBB
3.0
30
80

N/A
N/A
6.0
80

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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