BSc Economics and Mathematics (Including Year Abroad), 4 Years, Full-time, Mathematical Sciences, LG1C

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1	BSc Economics and Mathematics (Including Year Abroad), 4 Years, Full-time, Mathematical Sciences, LG1C (This link leads to the external institution page)	University of Essex	United Kingdom	Colchester	2013-05-15
	With a Bachelor in Economic studies at University of Essex you will, typically, have studied the core modules of Economics, Mathematics for Economics and Business and Statistics for Economics and Business, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Quantitative Economics, plus the other compulsory modules for your chosen programme. For example, if you had chosen the increasingly popular European programme you would have taken the additional language module(s). bachelors students: Employment opportunities: business, finance, insurance (Further graduate study is, however, recommended for better job prospects)