Studying Economics

Thinking about Economics at University? Here’s how to decide!

Step 1: Watch some lectures that give you a taste for the subject and courses you will take

Like the subject? - Time to consider course options:

Step 2: Consider some specific courses you may like at universities you’d be interested in

Some universities offering economics related courses include:

• University of Cambridge

• London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)

• University of Oxford

• University of St Andrews

• University of Warwick

• University College London (UCL)

Common course examples include:

• Economics

• Economics and Management

• Economics and Politics

• Philosophy, Politics and Economics

Does this fit with your career plans?

Careers students studying this degree can go into:

1. Investment Banking Analyst — Working in major financial institutions, analyzing market trends, and advising on mergers, acquisitions, and investment strategies.

2. Economic Consultant — Analyzing economic data, assessing market trends, and providing insights for businesses, governments, or think tanks.

3. Financial Analyst — Evaluating financial data, preparing reports, and advising on investment decisions for corporations or investment firms.

4. Policy Analyst — Researching and developing policies for government agencies, NGOs, or research institutions, often focusing on economic issues like taxation or labor markets.

5. Data Analyst/Statistician — Using statistical techniques to analyze large data sets, often in finance, healthcare, or market research to inform business strategies.

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