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Brunel University London Pathway College
Full Time
Sep 2027
2 Semester
The aim of this Economics and Finance course is to provide the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills required to succeed in your desired degree at Brunel University London. Students will examine a range of research approaches, techniques, and methodologies, and manage their personal development, as well as intellectual and practical skills.Brunel Pathway College (BPC) will help build a set of transferable skills, supporting you through your undergraduate journey and setting you up for success. Students can enter Foundation or First Year depending on current academic and English language level.Students can enter Foundation or First Year depending on current academic and English language level.
The aim of this module is to give students an understanding of the roles and functions of financial markets and an awareness of the financial system, in order to provide a necessary basis for further study.
This module will help you learn how to study effectively at University. Students will be introduced to higher level techniques and strategies to help support and enhance your learning at undergraduate level.
This module aims to develop knowledge and understanding of the underlying principles and concepts relating to financial accounting and technical proficiency in the use of double entry accounting techniques including the preparation of basic financial statements.
This module provides students with a firm foundation in the principles of macroeconomics at the theoretical level, which will provide the basis for further core modules at Year 2 and Year 3. It aims to demonstrate the application of theory to current issues in macroeconomics.
A degree course centred on the disciplines of Economics and Finance and requires all students to have an understanding of basic algebra and differential calculus and the way they are applied to these subject areas. The emphasis will be on students practising mathematics, and lectures will be organised around the course textbook, which will cover key points in the lecture.
A degree course centred on the disciplines of Economics and Finance and requires all students to have an understanding of basic algebra and differential calculus and the way they are applied to these subject areas. The emphasis will be on students practising mathematics, and lectures will be organised around the course textbook, which will cover key points in the lecture.
On successful completion of this course students should be familiar with core concepts in modern microeconomics (competitive market equilibrium, consumer theory, producer theory,) and able to relate these to a range of applications in the real economy
The aim of this module is to provide students with an understanding of statistical methods and their basic applications to carry out economics research.
The aim of this module is to provide students with an understanding of statistical methods and their basic applications to carry out economics research.
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