URL | https://www.ntu.ac.uk/study-and-courses/courses/find-your-course/business/pg/2017-18/economics |
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Description | Designed for students with some successful study experience of undergraduate Economics, this course features the practical application of economic analysis in a global business environment. The focus throughout is on the application of knowledge to inform decision making. - You will learn to produce and assess valuable economic information.
- You will develop the skills and knowledge needed to inform and assess strategic investment decisions.
- It offers a vibrant course community that seeks to enhance the business world.
- There is a unique opportunity to complete a consultancy project working for a real client on a live brief.
- You will complete a comprehensive development programme, which includes a short residential team-building course, usually held in the Peak District.
- You can learn from the best by attending guest lectures from leading organisations. Previous speakers have included representatives from oganisations such as E.ON, Lego, Experian, Santander, and IBM.
- You can also build your skills and knowledge further with extra-curricular activities such as joining a society, volunteering, becoming a Student Ambassador.
Course content Core modules include: - Applying Economic Theory
- Using Quantitative Data in Economic Analysis
- Economic Analysis of Global Issues
- Contemporary Issues in Economics
- Developing the Effective and Responsible Practitioner
- Applied / Consultancy Project
Optional modules include: - Corporate Policy and Investment Strategy
- International Trade and Investment
- Cost-benefit Analysis
- Economic Evaluation in Practice
96% of our postgraduates* are employed or engaged in further study six months after leaving (*of those available to work - DHLE Survey 2015 / 16). Graduates of this course will be equipped to work in information generation, consultancy and planning roles, to develop a career in many types of organisation, supplying a variety of products and services, including those in finance and retail. Graduates can also pursue academic research in the UK or further afield. |
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Teaching Mode | Full Time |
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Language | English |
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Academic Requirements | Academic background in business or economics |
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Begin | September |
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Length | 1 Year |
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Application Deadline | 31 July for a September start |
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Application Procedure | Entry requirements- You will need an undergraduate degree equivalent to a UK undergraduate honours degree (2.2 or above) in a Business and Management-related subject.
- You must have studied Economics to at least undergraduate level two and Quantitative Methods including Statistical Theory to undergraduate level one.
- One academic or vocational reference is required.
- English language requirements apply.
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