BSc Mathematical Economics and Statistics modules 2018/19

First Year

Core modules

• Advanced Mathematics for Economics, 20 credits
• Applied Economics and Statistics, 20 credits
• European Economic Issues, 10 credits
• Financial Markets and Institutions, 10 credits
• Mathematical Modelling for Economics, 10 credits
• Principles of Economics, 20 credits
• Sustainable Development: Economy and Environment, 10 credits

Choose 20 credits of Widening Horizons Modules (WHM)

Second Year

Core modules

• Econometric Methods, 10 credits
• Decision Theory and Games, 10 credits
• Econometrics, 20 credits
• Macroeconomics, 20 credits
• Mathematical Statistics for Economics, 10 credits
• Microeconomics, 20 credits
• Optimization for Economics, 10 credits

Optional modules

Choose 20 credits from the following modules. 

• Contemporary Issues in the UK Economy, 20 credits
• Economics of Corporate Finance, 10 credits
• Microfoundations of Macroeconomics, 10 credits
• China and the World Economy, 10 credits
• Development Economics, 20 credits
• Environmental Economics, 20 credits
• Public Economics, 10 credits
• Regulatory Framework of Banking, 10 credits

Third Year

Core modules

• Advanced Econometric Theory, 10 credits
• Applied Econometrics, 10 credits
• Economics Extended Essay, 20 credits
• Economics of Uncertainty and Information, 10 credits
• Game Theory, 10 credits
• General Equilibrium and Welfare, 10 credits

Optional modules

Choose 50 credits from the following modules. Where modules are linked both parts must be chosen.

• International Trade Policy, 10 credits
• The Russian Economy: From Plan to Market A, 10 credits
• The Russian Economy: From Plan to Market B, 10 credits
• Behavioural and Experimental Economics, 10 credits
• Economic Policy and Political Economy, 10 credits
• Economics of Banking, 10 credits
• Economics of Financial Markets, 10 credits
• Economics of the European Union, 20 credits
• Health Economics, 10 credits
• History of Economic Thought, 20 credits
• International Trade Theory, 10 credits
• International and European Monetary Issues, 10 credits
• Labour Economics, 20 credits
• Monetary Policy, 10 credits
• Open Economy Macroeconomics, 10 credits
• Professional Development, 20 credits
• Theory of Industrial Organisation, 10 credits
• Topics in Economic Theory and Practice, 20 credits