Business economics is also known as managerial economics, covering the foundation of managerial economics that includes financial markets, business practice, data analytics, accounting and finance, as well as applied economics. In master economics courses, students will further learn about econometrics, labour economics and globalisation.
Candidates will learn about:
Microeconomics and macroeconomics
Ethics in business
Modern economics used in the modern world of business
Business strategy
Career After Business Economics Courses:
Business economics degree courses help candidates develop problem solving, flexibility, communication and commercial awareness skills which are highly valued by employers.
- Business Account Manager
- Business Analyst
- Trainee Chartered Accountant
- Sales and Marketing Manager
- Associate Consultant
- Paraplanner
- Corporate finance associate
- Financial Services controller
Entry Requirements for studying business economics:
BSc Business Economics provides students with a solid knowledge on both empirical and theoretical methods that can be applied in the world context of Managerial economics.
The entry requirements for international students to study managerial economics are:
- A-Level: A*AA - AAA
- International Baccalaureate: 38/766 - 36/666
- BTEC: D*DD - DDD
- GCSE: B or 5-A or 7