Economics, Behaviour and Data Science Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)

Course Overview

Why BSc Economics, Behaviour and Data Science at UEA?

Understand how human behaviour shapes economic outcomes and how data can reveal the patterns behind decisions. Our Economics, Behaviour and Data Science degree combines economic analysis with behavioural insights and modern data techniques. You’ll explore how individuals, firms, and policymakers make decisions.

Why choose UEA

* Behaviour, data & decisions: Combine behavioural economics with programming and data analysis. Examin how people make decisions and how data reveals patterns in economic behaviour

* Research expertise: Study in a school closely connected to the Centre for Behavioural and Experimental Social Science, where researchers investigate incentives, behaviour and decision making

* Industry tools & research labs: Use LSEG powered facilities and Bloomberg terminals for financial data and participate in experimental economics research in the LEDR labs

What is BSc Economics, Behaviour and Data Science?

In an increasingly data driven economy, understanding how people make decisions is central to analysing markets, organisations and public policy. On this course, you'll explore how behavioural insights and data analysis can deepen our understanding of economic outcomes, from consumer behaviour and financial decisions to policy design and urban development.

You'll learn through various teaching and IT lab sessions, applying economic concepts, behavioural insights and data analysis to real world questions. Throughout your degree, you'll be supported by your academic adviser and a dedicated skills and development module and you'll complete a range of assessments designed to strengthen your analytical thinking, quantitative capability and communication skills.

There’ll be practical opportunities that bring Economics to life, including access to LSEG powered data facilities and Bloomberg terminals and the opportunity to participate in experimental economics research in the LEDR laboratories. You can also engage with student staff in partnership initiatives that help shape our teaching, contribute to Norwich Economic Publications and societies to build your own networks.

Disclaimer

Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm details on the providers website: www.uea.ac.uk