Overview
A foundation year at the university's own international study centre, for students whose school qualifications do not yet meet direct entry. It is taught on campus and leads to the first year of a named degree.
It leads to 78 degrees, at University of Strathclyde.
At University of Strathclyde
78 degrees are open from this pathway:
- Accounting & Business Analytics and Technology BA (Hons)
- Accounting & Business Enterprise BA (Hons)
- Accounting & Business Law BA (Hons)
- Accounting & Economics BA (Hons)
- Accounting & Finance BA (Hons)
- Accounting & Hospitality & Tourism Management BA (Hons)
- Accounting & Human Resource Management BA (Hons)
- Accounting & Marketing BA ( Hons)
- Accounting BA (Hons)
- BBA with Hospitality and Tourism Management
- Business Administration BBA (Hons)
- Business Analaysis and Technology & Human Resource Management BA (Hons)
- Business Analysis & Technology & Business Enterprise BA (Hons)
- Business Analysis & Technology & Business Law BA (Hons)
- Business Analysis & Technology & Economics BA (Hons)
- Business Analysis & Technology BA (Hons)
- Business Analysis and Technology & Hospitality and Tourism Management BA (Hons)
- Business Analysis and Technology and Finance BA (Hons)
- Business Enterprise & Business Law BA (Hons)
- Business Enterprise & Economics BA (Hons)
- Business Enterprise & Finance BA (Hons)
- Business Enterprise & Hospitality & Tourism Management BA (Hons)
- Business Enterprise & Human Resource Management BA (Hons)
- Business Enterprise and Marketing BA (Hons)
- Business Enterprise BA (Hons)
- Business Law & Business Analysis & Technology BA (Hons)
- Business Law & Business Enterprise BA (Hons)
- Business Law & Hospitality & Tourism Management BA (Hons)
- Business Law & Human Resource Management BA (Hons)
- Business Law & Marketing BA (Hons)
- Economics & Business Analysis & Technology BA (Hons)
- Economics & Business Law BA (Hons)
- Economics & Finance BA (Hons)
- Economics & Human Resource Management BA (Hons)
- Economics & Management BA (Hons)
- Economics & Maths & Statistics BA (Hons)
- Economics & Psychology BA (Hons)
- Economics and Business Enterprise BA (Hons)
- Economics BA (Hons)
- Education & Politics and International Relations BA (Hons)
- Education & Psychology BA (Hons)
- Education and Law BA (Hons)
- Education and TESOL BA (Hons)
- Finance & Business Enterprise BA (Hons)
- Finance & Business Law BA (Hons)
- Finance & Hospitality & Tourism Management BA (Hons)
- Finance & Human Resource Management BA (Hons)
- Finance & Marketing BA (Hons)
- Finance & Maths & Statistics BA (Hons)
- Finance BA (Hons)
- Hospitality & Tourism Management & Business Law BA (Hons)
- Hospitality & Tourism Management & Human Resource Management BA (Hons)
- Hospitality & Tourism Management & Marketing BA (Hons)
- Human Resource Management & Marketing BA (Hons)
- Human Resource Management and Psychology BA (Hons)
- Human Resource Management BA (Hons)
- International Business BA (Hons)
- Journalism, Media and Communication & Economics BA (Hons)
- Journalism, Media and Communication & Law BA (Hons)
- Journalism, Media and Communication & Politics and International Relations BA (Hons)
- Journalism, Media and Communication & Psychology BA (Hons)
- Law & Economics BA (Hons)
- Law & Politics & International Relations BA (Hons)
- Law & Psychology BA (Hons)
- Law LLB
- Marketing & Business Law BA (Hons)
- Marketing & Psychology BA (Hons)
- Marketing BA (Hons)
- Politics & International Relations & Economics BA (Hons)
- Politics & International Relations & Psychology BA (Hons)
- Politics & International Relations BA (Hons)
- Primary Education BA (Hons)
- Psychology & Counselling BSc (Hons)
- Psychology & Economics BA (Hons)
- Psychology and Human Resource Management BA (Hons)
- Psychology BA (Hons)
- Speech & Language Pathology BSc (Hons)
- Sport & Physical Activity BSc (Hons)
Careers opportunities
One of the strongest signalling degrees for finance, consulting and government, and the mathematical content is what recruiters read it for. Applicants aiming at economist posts should check the course has enough econometrics.
Roles graduates go into
- Economist
- Economic consultant
- Data or research analyst
- Policy adviser
- Investment or research analyst
- Actuarial or risk analyst
Where they work
- Government departments and the Bank of England
- Economic consultancies
- Banks and asset managers
- Regulators and competition authorities
- Think tanks and international organisations
After the course
A master's in economics is close to mandatory for the Government Economic Service and for most economist job titles.