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In all Brunel University London economic and finance degrees, students develop a range of skills valued by employers such as quantitative and computing, business and financial analysis skills. Each programme has a strong contemporary feel and relates economics and financial management theory and concepts to the practical issues facing managers in the 21st Century. Successful completion of the degree can lead to career opportunities in business, financial accounting, as an economist and the financial sector.
The programme syllabus is designed around the acquisition of core academic skills and literacy development that underpins successful higher education outcomes: academic research, ICT, critical thinking and the promotion of self-awareness.
Typical Foundation Modules
- Mathematics for Economics and Finance
- Economics
- Interactive Learning Skills and Communication 1
- Management
- Marketing
- Principles of Accounting
- Principles of ICT
- Statistics
Typical First Year Modules
- Financial Markets
- Interactive Learning Skills & Communication 2
- Introduction to Financial Accounting
- Macroeconomic Principles
- Microeconomics Principles
- Mathematics for Economics & Finance A
- Mathematics for Economics & Finance B
- Statistical Research Methods A
- Statistical Research Methods B
This course can be studied 2 semesters full-time, starting in September.