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Economics Student Profiles

Find out about studying an Economics course at the Birmingham Business School and about life on campus from both current and past students. Hear their experience's with the degrees and courses offered and what makes the University of Birmingham campus such an exceptional place to study.

Narinder Hoonjan, Economics BSc

Description: When I joined the University of Birmingham it was ranked 4th in the Guardian university league tables for BSc Economics and this was justified right from day 1. The programme offers a diverse range of modules from Microeconomics and Macroeconomics, to Econometric Theory and Game Theory.

Ashley, Economics BSc Video Profile

Description: Video Profile - Find out about this graduates experiences studying the BSc Economics course at Birmingham, which is ranked 1st out of the Russell Group of UK universities.

Anoushka Gohil, Economics BSc

Description: It's probably one of the most important choices, deciding the right University for you. The most important factors to consider are, whether you will enjoy the course, whether the University seems to 'fit', and where the degree will get you after graduating.

Michal Pietrkiewicz, JHons Economics and Political Science

Description: It always seems too early to make decisions that are to shape one's life. Therefore, when choosing university, although aware of my interest, I wanted to keep as many doors open as possible.

Omolade Adebisi, Economics BSc

Description: As a prolific student, deciding the place to spend the next 3 years after 'A' levels was not so easy with many fascinating options. For me, friends, attractive views, environment and most especially the reputation of the university mattered. All these demands were fulfilled by the University of Birmingham.

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