You’ll develop a strong working knowledge of: microeconomics and macroeconomics qualitative and mathematical research methods financial markets and banking economic trends, institutions and policies – both national and international You’ll study core Economics modules and choose optional modules from other complementary subject disciplines within the School of Management, ensuring you emerge as a well-rounded, commercially aware professional. The programme focuses on the application of theory to real-world commercial situations. It is also oriented towards research-led teaching from academic staff with research interests in fields such as: international trade European economic integration dynamic macroeconomics and international finance financial economics emerging markets and transitional economics A placement year, taken in year three of the programme, enables you to develop your skills and professional confidence and boost your employability on graduation.