Economics and Management BA

At Oxford, learning economics and management isn’t confined to theory — you’ll be challenged to apply ideas to real markets, organizations, and global issues. From interactive tutorials with world-leading academics to case studies, group projects, and access to exclusive research centers, the program is designed to help you think like an economist and act like a manager. You’ll develop hands-on analytical, decision-making, and leadership skills that are valued across every industry.

Here’s how you’ll experience learning beyond the classroom:

• Case-Based Tutorials: Small-group tutorials led by Oxford tutors where students analyze real economic data, management dilemmas, and current business challenges.

• Research and Data Labs: Access to the Said Business School’s Data Analytics Lab and the Oxford Internet Institute, where students explore datasets and management technologies.

• Group Projects: Collaborative coursework that mirrors corporate team structures, encouraging problem-solving, presentation, and negotiation skills.

• Guest Lectures and Seminars: Regular talks from industry leaders, CEOs, and visiting economists at the Said Business School, connecting theory with real-world impact.

• Library and Resource Access: Full use of the Bodleian Libraries, Sainsbury Library (Said Business School), and Social Sciences Library, offering one of the richest economics and management collections in the world.

• Oxford Careers Service Workshops: Tailored sessions in financial modeling, consulting frameworks, and interview preparation for roles in banking, consulting, and policy.

• Student Societies and Competitions: Join the Oxford Economics Society or Oxford Management Society for debates, conferences, and networking events that simulate professional environments.

Graduates of Oxford’s Economics and Management program are some of the most sought-after in the world. They move into roles that shape business, policy, and finance — using the analytical precision of an economist and the strategic mindset of a manager. Many secure positions at leading global firms across consulting, banking, government, and international organizations.

Here’s where an Oxford Economics and Management degree can take you:

• Typical Career Paths: Management Consultant, Investment Banker, Policy Analyst, Economist.

• Career Support: The Oxford Careers Service provides tailored one-on-one guidance, networking opportunities, and access to thousands of graduate-level openings each year through its CareerConnect platform.

• Employment Success: According to Oxford’s Graduate Outcomes Survey, nearly 96% of graduates are employed or in further study within six months, with many joining employers such as McKinsey, Goldman Sachs, Deloitte, PwC, and the Bank of England.

• Industry Links: The program benefits from strong ties with organizations that collaborate with the Saïd Business School and the Department of Economics, offering guest lectures, internship pipelines, and employer events.

• Long-Term Value: An Oxford degree carries lifelong global recognition, opening doors to international roles, research institutions, and leadership positions across sectors.

• Graduate Outcomes: Alumni consistently rank among top earners in the UK, with average starting salaries around £45,000–£50,000, reflecting the program’s academic reputation and employer confidence.