Program Overview
The BSc Economics and Finance degree at the University of Bristol provides students with a solid foundation in economic principles, financial markets, and quantitative methods. The program prepares graduates for careers in economics, finance, banking, data analysis, and policy analysis, and is accredited by leading professional bodies. Students develop analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills through rigorous coursework, quantitative emphasis, and an applied economics dissertation.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The BSc Economics and Finance degree at the University of Bristol aims to equip students with substantial analytical skills, the ability to construct complex arguments, and effective communication skills. Graduates will develop a strong foundation in economics, finance, and quantitative methods, enabling them to apply these skills to a wide range of economic problems and real-world decision-making.
Outline:
The program is structured as follows:
- Year 1: Focuses on building mathematical and analytical abilities, with mandatory units in micro- and macro-economics, mathematics, statistics, econometrics, accounting, and finance.
- Year 2: Continues to develop these foundations, with additional units in econometrics, financial markets, and corporate finance.
Careers:
Graduates of the BSc Economics and Finance program are well-prepared for careers in various fields, including:
- Economics
- Finance
- Banking
- Consulting
- Data analysis
- Policy analysis
Other:
- The program is accredited by major professional bodies in the UK (CIMA, ICAEW), allowing graduates to gain exemptions from examinations or credits for prior learning.
- The program has a strong emphasis on quantitative methods, with a focus on developing students' analytical and problem-solving skills.
- The program provides students with the opportunity to conduct independent research through the applied economics dissertation.
Fees: £9,250 per year, home students £26,400 per year, international students
