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Key Information
Teaching and Assessment
Most teaching involves attendance at lectures and tutorials, but requires students to study on their own as well. Assessment involves submitting coursework, sitting exams, presentations and projects. Honours degree awards are based on the average mark obtained in qualifying courses completed over the last two years of full-time study.
Prizes and Scholarships
Prizes are awarded to top students in first, second, third and fourth year of our Economics programmes. In addition several companies sponsor prizes that are awarded to students.
Opportunities Abroad
While not an integral part of any of the Economics degrees offered, there may be opportunities available to study abroad in an approved institution.
Skills Gained
- Analytical and critical thinking
- Ability to reduce complex problems to simple components
- Development of a framework for the analysis of business decisions, government policy and the economy as a whole
- Use of statistical techniques to test theories
- Appreciation of the use of incentives upon behaviour
- Effective oral and written communication of ideas.





