Economics
Course aims
- credit crunch
- government economic policy
- economics of a firm
- global economics
Entry requirements
Students are expected to have a Grade 5 or above in both Maths and English and
are required to study Mathematical Studies if they are not taking Maths at A Level.
Additional requirements
What makes Economics such a relevant subject is that it examines real issues. Students are expected to understand and keep up to date with the changing economic situation by reading newspaper articles, and watching news and current affairs programmes.
Students should have a natural curiosity in terms of examining the cause and effect of issues of local, national and international importance. Students will experience regular classroom discussions, which encourages them to verbalise their knowledge and opinions.
The course encourages the use of an enquiring, critical and thoughtful approach to the study of economics and develops an ability to think as an economist
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