OverviewBy studying both Economics and Politics as well as the interrelationship between the two you’ll develop an extensive knowledge of two of the driving forces of modern society.You will consider a breadth of theory from the ideological content of economics, to the economic motives governing politicians.No prior subject knowledge is required as you’ll take introductory modules in economics, politics and in statistical analysis.Tailor your degree to your interests by choosing from a range of modules across both disciplines.Specialise in your final year by selecting from a range of final examination options, or by choosing a suitable dissertation topic.Global opportunitiesThe BSc Economics and Politics degree adopts an international outlook meaning you will develop an understanding of the global economic environment. Combined with the opportunity to study abroad or work a year in industry, you will be well placed to work for local or international companies.Your degree demonstrates that you have the following professional skillsEvaluate government policy and assess performance against home and global economiesApply mathematical and statistical analysis to qualitative and quantitative dataPresent findings and explain complex data to a wide range of audiencesPerform confidently in group discussions and produce a high standard of written technical and non-technical materialsMake logical recommendations whilst considering the wider social and political influencesUse Information and Communications Technology (ICT) skills – including word processing, databases, internet communications, information retrieval and online searches