Economics and Finance BSc Honours
UCAS Code: L161
(3 Years)
Our degrees are divided into Stages. Each Stage lasts for an academic year and you need to complete modules totalling 120 credits by the end of each Stage.
Please be aware that programme modules do change and therefore may differ for your year of entry.
Stage 1
Compulsory modules
- ECO1002 Economic Analysis
- ECO1007 Statistical Methods for Economics
- ECO1010 Mathematics for Economics
- ECO1018 Economic Applications
- ACC1010 Introduction to Financial Accounting
- ACC1011 Introduction to Management Accounting and Finance
Stage 2
Compulsory modules
- ACC2007 Corporate Finance
- ECO2003 Economic Modelling
- ECO2004 Microeconomic Analysis
- ECO2005 Macroeconomic Analysis
- ECO2009 Empirical Economic Analysis
Optional modules
You take 20 credits of modules from the following list:
- ACC2003 Financial Control
- ACC2005 Intermediate Financial Accounting
- ECO2006 Natural Resource and Environmental Economics
- ECO2008 International Economics
- ECO2011 Government and Industry
- ECO2013 Economic Evaluation and Investment
Alternatively you may apply to spend Stage 2 studying economics at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands for a year which counts directly towards your final degree mark.
Stage 3
Compulsory modules
- ACC3006 International Financial Management
- ECO3001 Advanced Microeconomics
- ECO3002 Advanced Macroeconomics
- ECO3018 Financial Economics
Optional modules
You take 50 credits of optional modules from:
Either:
Plus 10 credits from the list below.
Or All 50 credits from the list below:
- ACC3001 Financial Accounting
- ACC3002 Management Accounting
- ACC3009 Taxation in Accounting
- ACC3017 Derivative Securities
- ECO3004 Labour Economics
- ECO3005 Behavioural Economics and Experimental Methods
- ECO3006 Economics of Banking
- ECO3007 Financial Stability
- ECO3008 Econometric Analysis
- ECO3009 Price Discrimination
- ECO3014 Public Economics
- ECO3021 Economics of Risk and Uncertainty
- ECO3022 Health Economics
- ECO3026 Industrial Economics and Policy
- ECO3027 Economics of Development, Transition and Reform
Other optional modules may also be available.
