Economics

Develop a critical understanding of the economic world with Goldsmiths, University of London’s BA Honours in Economics. This three-year, full-time program equips you with a strong foundation in economic theory and a unique pluralist perspective, preparing you to analyze complex economic issues and excel in a variety of careers.

Uncover the Nuances of Economics: Explore economic theory beyond traditional models. Gain a comprehensive understanding of microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and economic history, while delving into diverse economic schools of thought. Develop the critical thinking skills to analyze economic arguments from various perspectives.

Quantitative Skills and Data Analysis: Master the quantitative methods essential for economic analysis, including statistics, econometrics, and mathematical modeling. Learn to interpret and utilize economic data to address real-world issues.

Real-World Applications: Bridge the gap between theory and practice. Apply your economic knowledge to analyze current economic challenges, explore the impact of government policies, and understand the economic forces shaping the global landscape.

Develop Valuable Skills: Hone your critical thinking, problem-solving, research, communication, and analytical skills. Learn to present complex economic concepts clearly and concisely, both verbally and in writing.

Small Group Learning and Personal Tutors: Benefit from a supportive learning environment with small group teaching and personalized guidance from dedicated tutors throughout your program.

This program is ideal for students with a strong interest in economics, critical thinking, and the desire to understand the forces shaping the world we live in. Graduates emerge as versatile economics professionals prepared for diverse careers in various fields, including:

• Economics research and analysis
• Financial services and banking
• Government and public policy
• Management consulting
• International development
• Economics journalism
• Further studies in economics, finance, or related fields (e.g., econometrics, public policy)