Economics and accounting are complementary disciplines, enhancing both knowledge and broader skills such as IT and data interpretation, particularly in corporate and public sector contexts. This combined programme equips students to understand the economic incentives influencing decisions by individuals, businesses, governments, and societies. Accountancy, as a rapidly expanding field, enables the measurement of financial data and projections that inform decision-making at all levels. Financial accountants assess organisational performance, while management accountants support planning and strategy. The programme is ideal for those intending to pursue accountancy qualifications post-graduation.The learning environment is supportive, fostering personal and professional growth through extensive pastoral and professional resources from the student experience team. Opportunities for co-curricular and extra-curricular activities help develop essential business competencies via the dedicated Student Development Team. Further options include undergraduate Edinburgh Awards, such as Personal and Professional Development in Year 2 and Effective and Responsible Leadership in Years 3 or 4, guided by alumni mentors and coaches. Students can also engage in various business societies, events, and peer-support schemes.
A local representative of The University of Edinburgh in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.