Description of LSE EMFSS Undergraduate Programs
BSc Economics:
Description:
è This program is designed for those who wish to shape the future of business and society.
è After completing the program you will emerge as a well-rounded economist, ready to interpret abstract questions into quantifiable solutions.
è The program will give you an introduction to economics and develop your quantitative skills in year 1; deeper exploration of three core areas of microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics in year 2 and higher-level economics courses in the final year to help shape your career.
By studying this program, you will:
ü Be able to pursue a career as an economist in academia, industry, finance or government.
ü Study questions ranging from how much of its income a household chooses to save and what goods it chooses to buy, to how all the households and businesses in the country interact to determine national output.
ü Learn an approach to a logical analysis of social and individual decision making.
Courses through Standard Entry route:
- You must take MT105a and MT105b together or MT1186 should be taken instead.
- ST1215 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics is now an option at point 2 (an option alongside of ST104A/ST104B).
è 100 Courses
ü Introduction to economics EC1002
ü Introduction to Mathematical Statistics ST1215
ü Statistics 1 ST104a (Half course)
ü Statistics 2 ST104b (Half course)
ü Mathematics 1 MT105a (Half course)
ü Mathematics 2 MT105b (Half course)
ü Mathematical Methods MT1186
è 200 Courses:
ü Elements of econometrics EC2020
ü Macroeconomics EC2065
ü Microeconomics EC2066
è 300 Courses:
(Three courses chosen from):
ü International economics EC3016
ü Industrial economics EC3099
ü Monetary economics EC3115
ü Mathematical economics EC3120
ü The world economy: Industrial revolution to the present EC2199
View further details about BSc Economics at:
https://www.london.ac.uk/courses/bsc-economics/economics-standard-route#_00-courses-3851
Courses through Graduate Entry route:
- You must take MT105a and MT105b together or MT1186 should be taken instead.
- ST1215 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics is now an option at point 2 (an option alongside of ST104A/ST104B).
è 100 Courses
ü Introduction to economics EC1002
ü Introduction to Mathematical Statistics ST1215
ü Statistics 1 ST104a (Half course)
ü Statistics 2 ST104b (Half course)
ü Mathematics 1 MT105a (Half course)
ü Mathematics 2 MT105b (Half course)
ü Mathematical Methods MT1186
è 200 Courses & 300 Courses:
ü Elements of econometrics EC2020
ü Macroeconomics EC2065
ü Microeconomics EC2066
ü International economics EC3016
ü Industrial economics EC3099
ü Monetary economics EC3115
ü Mathematical economics EC3120
ü The world economy: Industrial revolution to the present EC2199
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