BSc Economics

BSc Economics course from DMU you will find much-needed skills in today's difficult economic environment, as the private and public organizations struggle to solve increasingly difficult problems. All academics in the School of Economics work through research and some are internationally acclaimed organizations, which means our teaching is at the forefront of the field and is influenced by real industry insights. In our BSc Economics course, you will learn about the economic behavior of individuals, firms and governments, the complexities that shape our society. You will analyze in detail the different functions of these components, and how they interact, at the national and international level. You will develop a wide range of skills and explore a range of key questions at the center of today's economy. You have the option to complete the placement of technical training as part of this course. This will give you an opportunity to improve your professional, academic and personal skills, helping you prepare for your future career.

Economics shape the world in which we live. From the gender pay gap to the causes of financial crashes, economic impact plays a very important role in our entire lives. In this course you will learn to analyze and measure economic issues based on economic theory knowledge, build an understanding of how economic policy is structured and acquire analytical and analytical skills to see how national and global issues affect business performance.

At DMU you will study a variety of areas, including Applied Techniques for Economists, Econometrics, Intermediate Micro and Macroeconomics and International Trade.Our graduates have been involved in the activities of world-renowned organizations, such as Business Analyst at Deutsche Bank, Audit Associate at KPMG, and Financial Analyst at PwC.Our DMU economics team will help students acquire the skills and qualifications that today's employers want through job opportunities with local, national and international companies, students moving forward working for the Government Economic Service, the UK's largest single employer.