This integrated Master's degree in economics provides a comprehensive understanding of advanced economic theory, utilizing facilities like the Bloomberg Trading Suite and behavioural economics labs. Students develop essential analytical and research skills for a career in economics. The programme offers three pathways selectable after the first year: the default Economics pathway for a broad education; Econometrics, emphasising quantitative methods and statistical tools for data analysis; and Behavioural Economics, focusing on human behaviour to inform policy design.The course allows flexibility through optional modules, with opportunities for work placements, international semesters, or exemptions from professional bodies. Graduates acquire transferable skills, leading to roles at organisations such as Goldman Sachs and PwC. Assessment includes coursework, essays, dissertations, projects, and exams, while modules cover topics like Industrial Economics, tailored to prior knowledge.
You will study various topics covering the fundamental aspects of Economics. You can choose between a number of 'pathways' through the degree, to reflect your background and interests. Module choices in year one depend on whether you have studied economics at A level. Some of the modules you may study include Economics with Data; Industrial Economics; Health and Policy Economics. Please see the course page online for a list of core and optional modules: https://www.southampton.ac.uk/courses/economics-degree-mecon#modules
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