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BSc (Hons) Economics

University of Greenwich — London, United Kingdom

BSc (Hons) Economics is a undergraduate Economics course at University of Greenwich, London, United Kingdom. It takes 3 years, costs £17,975 per year and starts in September.

Undergraduate · 3 years · Full-time · Economics · £17,975 per year

Intakes: September

What you should know (from the course page): - Enhance your data-handling skills through the use of Bloomberg terminals, trading simulation platforms, programming languages. - After first year, choose to pursue a pathway in finance, public policy or ESG issues. - Study at our beautiful Greenwich campus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, situated in London. - Our graduates have pursued successful careers in industry, finance, the civil service, NGOs, research and education. - Take modules which prepare you to take certifications including the CFA Climate and Investing and the CFA ESG Investing. School: Accounting, Finance and Economics Location: Greenwich Campus Duration: 3 years full-time 6 years part-time 4 years sandwich Start: September International tuition fee 2026/27: full-time £17,975; part-time £4,494 per 30 credits. Careers (from the course page): Graduates may apply for entry-level jobs in banking, finance, insurance, stock markets, sales and marketing. Career options include management consultant, investment adviser, finance and investment analyst, tax consultant, investment banker, and employment agency consultant. Source: University of Greenwich course page and 2026-27 course fees table.

Modules

• Introduction to Business Finance (Year 1, 15 credits)
• Macroeconomics I (Year 1, 30 credits)
• Microeconomics I (Year 1, 30 credits)
• Personal and Professional Development (Year 1, 15 credits)
• Mathematics for Economics, Business and Finance (Year 1)
• Statistics for Economics and Finance (Year 1, 15 credits)
• Economic and Financial History (Year 1, 15 credits)
• History of Economic Thought (Year 2, 15 credits)
• Applied Econometrics (Year 2, 15 credits)
• Further Mathematics for Economists (Year 2, 15 credits)
• Introductory Econometrics (Year 2, 15 credits)
• Macroeconomics II (Year 2, 15 credits)
• Microeconomics II (Year 2, 15 credits)
• Future Paths (Year 2)
• The Economy and the Environment (Year 2, 15 credits, optional)
• International Trade and Development (Year 2, 15 credits, optional)
• Economics of Social Change (Year 2, 15 credits, optional)
• Banking and Finance in a Global Context I (Year 2, 15 credits, optional)
• Banking and Finance in a Global Context II (Year 2, 15 credits, optional)
• Climate Change and Investing (Year 2, 15 credits, optional)
• Applied Economics and Finance Project (Year 3, 30 credits)
• Macroeconomics III (Year 3, 15 credits)
• Microeconomics III (Year 3, 15 credits)
• Monetary Economics (Year 3, 30 credits, optional)
• Principles of Investment (Year 3, 30 credits, optional)
• Trading in Financial Markets (Year 3, 30 credits, optional)
• Applied Data Analysis for Sustainable Futures (Year 3, 30 credits, optional)
• Economics of Public Policy (Year 3, 30 credits, optional)
• ESG Investing (Year 3, 30 credits, optional)