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Economics (W71)

1 Study option · UndergraduateDistance Learning
Awarded by:
The Open University

Course summary

This diploma will introduce you to core macro and microeconomic concepts and theories and you'll learn how economics helps your understanding of real world issues such as government policy, international trade, business decisions, work and innovation. As you discover how economics and economies have evolved over time you’ll gain a critical perspective on the economic choices affecting our daily lives and learn methods and techniques applied by economists in their daily jobs. You'll also gain valuable analytical skills, including applied data analysis, which are valuable to many employers.

Key features of the course

  • Analyse key real-world topics about society, such as employment, markets and businesses, finance, technology and government policy.

  • Study and apply statistical methods to real economic problems using specialised software.

  • Gain practical skills for managing your own money.

  • Develop analytical and research skills that are valued by employers.

How to apply

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Application codes

Institution code:
O11

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