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Course Title: BSc Economics and Management

UCAS Code: LN12
Duration: 3 Years Full Time
Entry Requirements:AAA at A level. Plus GCSE Maths grade A and English Language grade B. See entry requirements for full details and equivalent qualifications.

Please note that the entry requirements above are for 2014 entry. If you are an international student applying for 2013 entry please see 2013 equivalent qualifications.

This degree programme offers you the opportunity to combine a specialised study of economics with a broad understanding of the functions and processes involved in the management of an organisation. Covering the core concepts, practices and techniques of each subject, this programme also develops analytical, quantitative, computing, presentation and other transferable skills required by the business world and employers in both the private and public sectors. BSc Economics and Management should be attractive to those wishing to explore the interaction between the economic environment and the organisations which inhabit it.

The combination of academic and social life makes for a really rounded experience… and I know that without that experience, I wouldn’t even have made it onto the first rung of the ladder.
Jeremy Brook, IBM Read more

Modules

Our degrees have a modular structure. This provides the core elements (compulsory modules) you need but with the flexibility to tailor your course to your personal interests and career aspirations (optional and elective modules). Use the above tabs to view typical modules for BSc Economics and Management by year and click on the module titles for further information on each. Also, find out more about our modular approach on the learning and teaching page

Learning and Teaching

We use a variety of methods in order to help you succeed. Find out more about learning and teaching at Leeds University Business School.

Assessment

Your work will be assessed using a variety of methods, designed to showcase your knowledge and strengthen your skill set. Assessment methods may include coursework, oral presentations, group reports, examinations and dissertations.

Compulsory Modules Elective Modules
Accounting for Managers Chosen from another subject area
Mathematics and Statistics for Business and Economics 1  
Organisational Behaviour  
Starting your own Business  
Economics Theory and Applications 1  
Personal Tutorials for Economics and Management  
Compulsory Modules Optional Modules Elective Modules
Intermediate Microeconomics Theories of Growth, Value and Distribution Chosen from another subject area
Contemporary HR Management Industrial Economics  
Operations and Supply Chain Management Mathematics for Business and Economics 2  
Intermediate Macroeconomics Project Appraisal  
Marketing Introduction to Health Economics  
Information in Organisations The International Economic Environment  
  Business Economics  
  Advanced Management Decision Making  
  Applied Economics  
  Introduction to Econometrics  
  Labour Economics  
  Statistics for Business and Economics 2  
  Transport Economics  
  Exploring Innovation Management  

You can apply in your second year to spend your third year either in industry or studying abroad.

Find out more about our Year in Industry and Year Abroad options.

Compulsory Modules Optional Modules List A Optional Modules List B
Strategic Management Advanced Microeconomics Gender and Equality at Work in Comparative Perspective
Project Contemporary Issues in Economics Growth Diversity Management
  International Banking and Finance 1 Business Ethics
  Economics of Business and Corporate Strategy Information Management in Organisations
  The Economics of Unions Leadership in Organisations
  Transnational Corporations in the World Economy Entrepreneurship and Innovation
  Advanced Macroeconomics International Marketing
  Current Topics in European Integration Advertising and Promotional Management
  Economics of Famines International Business Management
  Environmental Economics Marketing Strategy
  Public Enteprise and Regulation Strategic Human Resource Management
  Transition Economies in the New International Business Environment Management Decision Making
  The Political Economy of Work Employment Law
  Introduction to the Economic Evaluation of Health Management Consulting Project
  International Trade Current Strategies in Effective Decision Making
  Financial Markets and Institutions Managing Global Value Chains
  Micro-Econometrics  
  Economic Development  
  Monetary Economics  
  Modern Theories of Money and Monetary Policy  
  Macro-Econometrics  
  Global Economic Coordination and Governance  
  The Economics of Discrimination in the Labour Market  
  The Economics of Time Allocation  
  Managing Across Cultures  

What kind of job can you get?

An economics degree can open a variety of doors for you. Over the last few years we have seen graduates go into a wide variety of careers including roles such as Portfolio Manager, Insolvency Case Officer, Management Consultant, Financial Advisor, Commercial Analyst, Teacher, Investment Manager, and Risk Analyst. Individuals also progress into graduate study.

How will we help you get there?

We have a wide range of careers support and opportunities available for you to make the most of. Discover more about our careers services .

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Xiao Yang, BSc Economics and Management student

Xiao Yang

[Lecturers] always try their best to help students get a good performance in exams. I really benefit alot.

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