Economics BSc (Hons)

**Course details**<br/>Economics is at the heart of decision-making across every aspect of society. From individuals and businesses to public bodies and multinational organisations, economists examine available resources and work out how they can be used efficiently and effectively.<br/>BSc Economics has been developed to meet the needs of the business world and equip you with the skills to succeed in a range of industries. <br/>Central to the course is the real-world application of economics. The curriculum includes lectures from expert speakers and projects where you will have a chance to investigate a range of contemporary economics issues.<br/><br/>**Why Durham University?**<br/>We are part of Durham University’s Business School, one of the UKs longest established business schools. <br/>We offer an inspiring and stimulating learning environment, and consistently rank highly for the quality of our teaching, research and for graduate career prospects. <br/>You will benefit from events that will give you a competitive edge in the job market. From employer talks and interview advice to business-tailored careers fairs, we work with you to achieve your goals. <br/><br/>**Rankings**<br/>**8th** for Economics in The Complete University Guide 2024<br/>**9th** in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2024<br/>**Top 10** in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2024<br/><br/>**Career Opportunities**<br/>Economics degrees at Durham prepare students to become the innovative business thinkers of the future and our qualifications are highly successful in creating job opportunities.<br/>Our students graduate with subject-specific knowledge such as economic theory and data analysis, as well as the commercial awareness, IT and problem-solving skills that are highly valued by employers across the world. <br/>Previous Economics graduates have gone on to work for global innovators and leaders in their sector including Ernst and Young, Deloitte, Lloyds Banking Group, PwC, JP Morgan and for government departments such as the National Audit Office, HMRC and the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office.