Year 1
- Microeconomics
- Maths for Economics 1
- Statistics for Economists 1
- Macroeconomics
- Maths for Economics 2
- Statistics for Economists 2
- Contemporary Issues in Economics, Finance and Business (year-long module)
Four of our Economics courses share the exact same first year. This means that you can switch to any of these degrees at the end of your first year:
- Economics BSc
- Business Economics BSc (renamed from Economics and Business BA from 2021/22 onwards
Financial Economics and Banking BSc - It is not possible to switch to either our BSc Economics and Econometrics or BSc Financial Economics and Econometrics courses as these have a different first year. The BSc Economics and Accounting offers a solid grounding in quantitative methods and includes econometrics modules that cover material that would sufficiently prepare you for master's level study in economics or finance.
Year 2
Core modules
- Intermediate Microeconomics
- Intermediate Macroeconomics
- Topics in Applied Econometrics
- Introductory Econometrics
- Principles of Accounting
Option modules
- Choose three option modules from the following, including at one of those marked * and two of those marked :
- Principles of Finance
- Principles of Personal Taxation
- Firms, Markets and Welfare
- Money and Central Banking
- Environmental and Resource Economics
- Economic History
** this module should be chosen if you wish to take Industrial Economics in your final year.
Final year
Core modules
- Financial Reporting
- Management Accounting
- Audit and Assurance
- Dissertation
Option modules
Choose two option modules from:
- Business Law
- Investment Management
- Management Science
- International Trade
- Industrial Economics
* you must have taken the module 'Firms, Markets and Welfare' in year 2
Then choose two option modules from:
- International Finance
- Behavioural Economics
- Public Economics
- Corporate Finance
- Principles of Business Taxation
Year in Industry or Abroad (optional)
- On a ULSB course you have the option of spending your third year gaining work experience on an industry placement or studying abroad at one of our partner institutions. Alternatively you can continue studying and complete your degree in three years.