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   How do I get a degree in economics?

   • Some universities, such as UCL, specify a 2:1 degree in Economics with a significant quantitative component, or another quantitative discipline, such as Statistics, Mathematics, or Physics. Some particularly competitive universities require applicants to have a first-class undergraduate degree in a relevant subject, including:

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   Do I need to take an admissions test for Economics?

   • Most undergraduate Economics applicants will not have to sit an admissions test to apply for their chosen university course. However, Oxford and Cambridge both require undergraduate applicants to take the following admissions tests: If you require support with either the TMUA or TSA, get in touch with our undergraduate admissions team today.

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   How do I study economics at University?

   • The study of economics at university level requires a good grounding in school mathematics and a willingness to use mathematics as a tool of reasoning and communication. You'll take two mathematics courses in your first year which will teach the mathematics you'll need for the rest of your degree.

   Economics Frequently Asked Questions | UCL Department of Economics

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   What can I do with a BSc in economics?

   • Recorded Spring 2024. Around one third of students embark on graduate study in subjects including Economics, Data Science, Finance, Computing and Law, with many also going on to doctoral programmes in Economics in the UK, EU and US. A UCL BSc in Economics is an excellent basis for graduate employment.

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   Which universities require a 2:1 degree in economics?

   • Most top universities (including Cambridge, Warwick and Imperial) require postgraduate Economics applicants to have a 2:1 in their undergraduate degree, although typically only 65% or above is considered competitive.

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   What do universities look for in a degree in economics?

   • Joe’s tip: As Economics is an interdisciplinary subject, most universities look for a good mix of A level subjects – from essay-based to mathematical – in their applicants. They’ll want to see that you are able to work with data and draw logical conclusions, whilst also understanding the bigger picture and how society works.

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2. www.ucl.ac.uk › degrees › economics-bsc-econEconomics BSc (Econ) | Prospective Students ... - UCL

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   Around one third of students embark on graduate study in subjects including Economics, Data Science, Finance, Computing and Law, with many also going on to doctoral programmes in Economics in the UK, EU and US. A UCL BSc in Economics is an excellent basis for graduate employment.

3. www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk › courses › economicsEconomics, BA (Hons) - Undergraduate Study

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   Economics at Cambridge gives you an understanding of core, pure and applied economics. Study a range of different topics, including supply and demand, the role of prices and markets, employment, inflation, the operation of financial institutions and monetary policy.

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5. www.lse.ac.uk › undergraduate › bsc-economicsBSc Economics - LSE

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   Overview. Introduction. Accreditations. Preliminary readings. How can we tackle widening economic inequalities? Why does a gender pay gap persist? How can deal with climate change? These are just some of the questions we’ll explore on this wide-ranging programme.

6. www.ucl.ac.uk › economics › studyEconomics Frequently Asked Questions | UCL Department of ...

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   The admissions selector would also look closely at individual module results for evidence of ability to obtain an A* grade. Is it worth applying for admission to a BSc Economics degree with a predicted grade in A Level Mathematics lower than A*?

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   Apr 11, 2022 · LSE requires a first-class Economics degree (or a degree in an Economics-based, quantitative subject). Oxford requires a first-class or strong upper second-class undergraduate degree in Economics. Which admissions tests are required for Economics?

8. www.econ.cam.ac.uk › apply › ba-economicsBA in Economics | Faculty of Economics

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   The great majority of Economics entrants with A-levels has taken Further Mathematics (93% in the three years before the Covid-19 pandemic). Important notice: All Economics applicants are required to take the Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA).

9. www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk › economicsEconomics Rankings 2025 - Complete University Guide

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   May 14, 2024 · Our Economics rankings show the best universities for Economics in the UK, including courses like Business Economics and International Economics. Using our Economics league table you can see which UK universities offer courses in Economics and see how they compare to each other based on what factors are important to you.