BA (Hons) Economics

Micro, macro, and econometrics for policy and finance

Online only

3 years full-time360 creditsEnglish

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Overview

Economics at GMU develops rigorous analytical thinkers. You will model consumer and firm behaviour, analyse macroeconomic indicators, and apply econometric techniques to real datasets. Policy modules examine taxation, trade, development, and environmental economics. Debate seminars challenge assumptions behind headlines on inflation, inequality, and growth.

Access to GlobalMind University's economics data lab includes World Bank, ONS, and FRED datasets for coursework.

Who This Programme Is For

Students strong in mathematics and critical thinking
Future policy analysts, economists, and finance professionals
Learners interested in global development and trade

Faculty spotlight

Professor Daniel Mensah leads Econometrics; Dr. Amara Okafor researches development economics.

How you can study

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What You Will Learn

Build and interpret microeconomic and macroeconomic models
Estimate regression models and test economic hypotheses
Evaluate policy proposals using cost-benefit reasoning
Communicate economic analysis to non-specialist audiences

Curriculum

Year 1

Code	Course	Credits
ECO101	Microeconomics I Microeconomics I — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in Microeconomics I Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20
ECO102	Macroeconomics I Macroeconomics I — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in Macroeconomics I Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20
ECO103	Mathematics for Economists Mathematics for Economists — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in Mathematics for Economists Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20
ECO104	Statistics I Statistics I — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in Statistics I Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20

Year 2

Code	Course	Credits
ECO201	Microeconomics II Microeconomics II — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in Microeconomics II Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20
ECO202	Macroeconomics II Macroeconomics II — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in Macroeconomics II Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20
ECO203	Econometrics I Econometrics I — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in Econometrics I Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20
ECO204	International Economics International Economics — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in International Economics Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20

Year 3

Code

Course

Credits

ECO301

Development Economics

Development Economics — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway.

Core concepts and frameworks in Development Economics
Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases
Methods, tools, and professional standards
Ethics, risk, and responsible practice
Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project

ECO302

Honours Dissertation

Honours Dissertation — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway.

Core concepts and frameworks in Honours Dissertation
Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases
Methods, tools, and professional standards
Ethics, risk, and responsible practice
Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project

Career Paths

Economic Analyst
Policy Researcher
Financial Analyst
Consulting Analyst
Further Study (MSc Finance)

Programme Highlights

Econometrics lab with Stata and R
Policy debate seminars with guest economists
Development economics field trip option
Pathway to MSc Finance or Public Health

Admission Requirements

A-levels BBB (or equivalent) in relevant subjects, or an Access to HE Diploma with Merit profile
International Baccalaureate 28 points, or high school diploma with GPA 3.0/4.0 minimum
Personal statement (400–600 words) explaining your academic interests and career goals
One academic reference from a teacher, tutor, or school counsellor
English proficiency: IELTS 5.5, TOEFL 46, or equivalent (waived for prior English-medium study)
Optional: portfolio or interview for creative and professional programmes

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Overview

Access to GlobalMind University's economics data lab includes World Bank, ONS, and FRED datasets for coursework.

Curriculum

Year 1

Code	Course	Credits
ECO101	Microeconomics I Microeconomics I — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in Microeconomics I Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20
ECO102	Macroeconomics I Macroeconomics I — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in Macroeconomics I Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20
ECO103	Mathematics for Economists Mathematics for Economists — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in Mathematics for Economists Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20
ECO104	Statistics I Statistics I — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in Statistics I Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20

Year 2

Code	Course	Credits
ECO201	Microeconomics II Microeconomics II — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in Microeconomics II Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20
ECO202	Macroeconomics II Macroeconomics II — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in Macroeconomics II Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20
ECO203	Econometrics I Econometrics I — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in Econometrics I Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20
ECO204	International Economics International Economics — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway. Core concepts and frameworks in International Economics Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases Methods, tools, and professional standards Ethics, risk, and responsible practice Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project	20

Year 3

Code

Course

Credits

ECO301

Development Economics

Development Economics — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway.

Core concepts and frameworks in Development Economics
Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases
Methods, tools, and professional standards
Ethics, risk, and responsible practice
Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project

ECO302

Honours Dissertation

Honours Dissertation — core module covering foundational concepts, applied practice, and formal assessment on this degree pathway.

Core concepts and frameworks in Honours Dissertation
Theory applied to contemporary organisational cases
Methods, tools, and professional standards
Ethics, risk, and responsible practice
Assessment: coursework, exam, or applied project

Admission Requirements

A-levels BBB (or equivalent) in relevant subjects, or an Access to HE Diploma with Merit profile

International Baccalaureate 28 points, or high school diploma with GPA 3.0/4.0 minimum

Personal statement (400–600 words) explaining your academic interests and career goals

One academic reference from a teacher, tutor, or school counsellor

English proficiency: IELTS 5.5, TOEFL 46, or equivalent (waived for prior English-medium study)

Optional: portfolio or interview for creative and professional programmes

Recognised & Accredited