The BSc (Hons) Economics at the University of East Anglia is your pathway to understanding the intricate forces that shape global markets and societal well-being. You will explore core economic principles, from microeconomic decision-making to macroeconomic trends, and learn to apply quantitative methods and econometrics to analyse real-world data. This degree is ideal if you possess a curious mind, enjoy analytical challenges, and are keen to understand how economic policy can influence business, finance, and public welfare, preparing you for a dynamic career.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate programme is structured over three years, featuring compulsory modules in areas like introductory econometrics and intermediate micro/macroeconomics, alongside a range of optional specialisms in your final year. You will engage with subjects such as mathematical economics, environmental economics, and financial risk management, developing your analytical and problem-solving skills. Through the dedicated ECO STEPS module and practical application of economic theory, you will graduate with a robust understanding and the transferable skills sought by employers in finance, policy, and research.