The Economics, Mathematics & Statistics BSc(Hons) at University College Dublin is designed for intellectually curious students eager to understand the intricate interplay between economic theory, mathematical modelling, and statistical analysis. If you are fascinated by how economies function, how to quantify economic phenomena, and how to use data to inform decisions, this degree provides a robust foundation. You will explore how economists leverage advanced mathematical frameworks and statistical methods to build and test models, gaining a comprehensive understanding of economic principles and their practical applications.
This full-time, four-year undergraduate programme is delivered on campus, offering a structured curriculum that progresses from foundational principles to advanced specialisations. You will engage with core subjects including microeconomics, macroeconomics, probability, statistical modelling, calculus, and linear algebra, with opportunities in later years for econometrics, time series analysis, and financial mathematics. The syllabus includes options for a study abroad opportunity or an internship, culminating in a research project. You will graduate with a versatile skill set, prepared for postgraduate study or careers in finance, data analysis, economic consulting, and public policy.