Economics and Finance with Study Abroad (BSc)

Develop analytical skills and learn to construct and communicate complex arguments – applying them to a diverse range of economic problems. You'll also build a strong financial foundation and the necessary quantitative skills required for real-world decision-making, in this single honours degree that includes an additional year studying abroad. You'll benefit from teaching that's informed by the latest developments in economics and our cutting-edge research – research which ranks in the top five for economics and econometrics amongst UK universities (REF 2021). We are also home to theEconomics Network, which improves the teaching and learning of economics in universities throughout the UK and Europe. The year studying overseas will enable you to explore economics and finance in a non-UK context, learning in English but at an international university in one of numerous global destinations. VisitBristol Abroadto find out more. A final year dissertation will enable you to apply your knowledge and skills in a specialist area, as you hone your research and analysis capabilities exploring a question of particular interest to you. You'll also be able to tailor your degree to suit your interests and career ambitions with optional modules – exploring topics ranging from banking to business law, taxation to international trade, accounting to industrial economics, and much more. By the end of the programme, you'll be well-prepared for a successful career. Recent BSc Economics and Finance graduates have gone on to work in roles such as Trade Support Analyst, Tax Associate, Corporate and Investment Banking Analyst, Diplomat, Finance Analyst, CEO, Statistician, Financial Writer, and Business Intelligence Developer. Recent graduates of BSc Economics and Finance work at globally renowned organisations including Deloitte, Lloyds Banking Group, Unilever, JPMorgan Chase, Standard Chartered Bank, Siemens, and Bank Negara Malaysia. On average, Bristol economics students earn 26% more than other UK economics graduates within five years of graduation – typically enjoying salaries between £42,500 and £77,500 per year (discoveruni.gov.uk, 2024).