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Undergraduate

BSc Economics and Management

Structure and Syllabus

You will be required to make a serious attempt in the examination for 12 units on the Standard Route of the degree. On the Graduate Entry Route you must take and pass 9 full units.

You can take the Foundation and Further units in any order, provided you satisfy any prerequisites (units which you must have already passed). Prerequisites are shown in italic text in brackets. Most students, however, would normally take the Foundation units first because, as their name suggests, they are the ‘building blocks' – the foundation – for the units that follow.

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Further units Further units
6 28 Managerial economics (02+05a) or 66 Microeconomics (02+05a) 6 28 Managerial economics (02+05a) or 66 Microeconomics (02+05a)
7 127 Organisation theory: an interdisciplinary approach (02 or 21 or 79) 7 127 Organisation theory: an interdisciplinary approach
(02 or 21 or 79)
8 65 Macroeconomics (02+05a) 8 65 Macroeconomics (02+05a)
9 One unit from Selection group M  9 One unit from Selection groups E or M
10 One unit from Selection group E  
11 One unit from Selection groups E, M or S  
12 One unit from Selection groups E, M or S  

Note:
This page is intended for use by prospective students as a guide. The structure shown above is subject to confirmation in the 2010-2011 Regulations. 
The Regulations also contain full details on the rules that govern the choice of any unit.

 

This provides an opportunity for graduates of any discipline to gain an additional undergraduate degree by following a shorter than normal programme, successfully completing nine full units rather than twelve. This can normally be achieved in a minimum of two years with the exception of the BSc Economics, BSc Economics & Finance, BSc Development & Economics and the BSc Information Systems & Management.