Under The Academic Guidance Of London School Of Economics And Political Science, through this degree you will develop a thorough grounding in analytical methods and apply them to a diverse range of problems, addressing important social issues and policy questions. You will also learn to construct complex arguments and to communicate these effectively, developing wider employability skills within a lively, diverse community.
The London School of Economics (LSE), ranked 5th in the world for Economics and Econometrics (QS 2020), is synonymous with excellence in these disciplines. Its BSc (Hons) Economics programme, therefore, is one of the best foundations you can give yourself if you are a budding economist.
100 Courses | ||
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1 | EC1002 | Introduction to economics |
2 | ST104A (Half course) | Statistics 1 |
+ | ST104B (Half course) | Statistics 2 |
3 | MT105A (Half course) | Mathematics 1 |
+ | MT105B | Mathematics 2 |
or | MT1186 | Mathematical methods |
4 | One course (or two half courses) from Selection groups F1 or F2 |
200 & 300 Courses | ||
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5 | EC2020 | Elements of econometrics |
6 | EC2065 | Macroeconomics |
7 | EC2066 | Microeconomics |
8, 9, 10 - three courses chosen from | |||
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EC3016 | International economics | ||
EC3096 | Economic history since 1900 | ||
EC3099 | Industrial economics | ||
EC3115 | Monetary economics | ||
EC3120 | Mathematical economics | ||
11 | One 200 or 300 course from any Selection group | ||
12 | One 100, 200 or 300 course (or two half courses) from any Selection group |