Economics with Econometrics The University of Exeter

Overview

Key Selling Points: 

• Study at the UK Business School of the Year - Times Higher Education Awards 2022

• Top 10 in the UK for Economics - 9th in the Complete University Guide 2024

• Triple accredited business school - ACCSB, EQUIS, AMBA

• 92% of graduates in or due to start employment or further study fifteen months after graduation - Based on full-time, first degree, UK domiciled graduates, HESA Graduate Outcomes survey 2020/21

Within this Economics with Econometrics BSc programme from The University of Exeter you'll:

• Develop your understanding of Econometrics by learning how to apply statistical concepts and methods to economics.

• Explore a variety of subject areas including data analysis, estimation, model-fitting and testing of hypotheses, as well as special techniques for dealing with economic data.

• BSc Economics with econometrics has a core of key economic modules, alongside a range of specialist econometrics modules.

• Develop knowledge in econometrics which is relevant to a range of related problems in applied economics including time series analysis, forecasting and policy simulation.

• Gain a high level of knowledge and technical ability that will be useful in your future career.

Career opportunities:

Combined with the opportunity to study abroad or work a year in industry, you will be well placed to work for local or international companies.

The Economics with Econometrics programme from The University of Exeter demonstrates that you have the following professional skills

• Evaluate government policy and assess performance against home and global economies

• Apply mathematical and statistical analysis to qualitative and quantitative data

• Present findings and explain complex data to a wide range of audiences

• Perform confidently in group discussions and produce a high standard of written technical and non-technical materials

• Make logical recommendations whilst considering the wider social and political influences

• Use Information and Communications Technology (ICT) skills – including word processing, databases, internet communications, information retrieval and online searches