BSc (Hons) Economics
Course overview
Qualification | Bachelor's Degree |
Study mode | Full-time |
Duration | 3 years |
Intakes | February, June, October |
Tuition (Local students) | Data not available |
Tuition (Foreign students) | ₹ 2,800,332 |
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Entry Requirements
- 2 A Levels (A-E, 80 UCAS points);
- GSM London’s Foundation Year programme;
- Equivalent qualifications (subject to Plymouth University approval) including: BTEC National Certificate/Diploma, Advanced Level Diploma, HNC/D, Access to HE, IB.
- IELTS minimum score 6.0 or another accepted system, is required.
Curriculum
Semester 1
- Academic Skills: This module serves as an introduction to the core academic skills required of students embarking on undergraduate studies.
- Principles of Economics 1: This module covers the foundation principles of microeconomics and equips students with the foundation knowledge and understanding of economic concepts and principles.
- Principles of Economics 2: This module provides an introduction to the basic concepts and techniques of macroeconomic analysis.
- Interpreting Economic Data: This module considers basic conceptual and practical issues related to the analysis and interpretation of economic data.
Semester 2
- Professional Skills: This module serves as an introduction to the professional skills required of students embarking on undergraduate studies.
- Quantitative Methods: This module develops the mathematical and statistical knowledge and skills needed to understand and solve analytical problems arising in economics.
- Current Economic Issues: This module aims to introduce students to a number of important economic issues that present challenges in the world today.
Semester 3
- Econometrics: This module is a central element in the study of Economics as it introduces the research methods underlying the discipline.
- Employability Skills: This module enables students to develop the knowledge and apply professional skills to achieve employability outcomes.
- Macroeconomic Theory: This module develops the basic concepts and theories of macroeconomic analysis and applies them to the analysis of real world issues in the economy.
- Microeconomic Theory: This module examines the theories and concepts of modern microeconomics and applies them to a range of contemporary issues.
Semester 4
- Public Policy Evaluation: This module covers current and relevant topics in public policy and their theoretical underpinning.
- Economic Applications in Professional Practice: This module focuses on the application of economic theory to research in a practical and professional setting.
Semester 5
- Economics in the International Environment: This module explores the basic concepts and theories in international economics and finance.
- Industrial Organisation: This module develops and explores ideas, past and present on how industry structure formulates decision-making in contemporary firms.
- Research Methods with Economic Modelling: This module introduces essential concepts that are needed for systematic research and applies a range of empirical modelling methods used in economics.
Semester 6
- Emerging Themes and History of Economic Thought: This model identifies and analyses the major contributions in the history of economic thought, starting with the classical economists until the current days.
- Research Economics Project: This module allows students to undertake supervised economic research in an area of significance