BSc (Hons) Economics aims to equip students with the tools and frameworks to analyse economic issues, as well as the skills necessary to explore and explain new trends as they emerge in the current dynamic economic environment.

If you enjoy solving problems and you’re interested in the practical application of economics and mathematics, this BSc (Honours) in Economics and Mathematical Sciences degree could be what you’re looking for. It'll give you a thorough grounding in mathematical, statistical and computational skills, and sound knowledge of both micro and macro-economic theory – together with a good understanding of economic issues.

The goal of this BSc in Applied Economics programme is to provide general training in economics at the bachelor level, with special emphasis on social, political, and international applications. Besides rigorous training in methodology, students will acquire a solid knowledge of the concepts, principles, and theories of economics and be introduced to other social sciences and business studies as well.

The International Business Economics BSc prepares students to understand global business processes and the operations of multinational companies. If you are aspiring to an international business career, interested in corporate solutions to global economic challenges, open to inter-cultural collaboration, or looking to start your own successful business, then look no further.

This course combines a wide programme of themes, preparing you to apply theory, research, and data analysis skills to real world issues in business, finance, and Government. Specific themes covered will include: Marketing, Economic Policy, Micro / Macroeconomics, Regional and European Economics, Project Management, Corporate Social Responsibility and Taxation. 

The Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Economics prepares students for employment in a variety of business or government positions, and for continued study in graduate schools in economics, business, and other fields. This program analyses how scarce resources are allocated, emphasizing the importance of making choices between competing alternatives.

Studying Economics gives you the opportunity to analyse some of today's profound problems, such as poverty and economic growth, developing economies, environmental protection, and financial and monetary crises. You also consider the dilemmas facing households, firms and governments, such as the provision of education, roles of labour markets and regulation of markets.

In BSc Economics and Management start your journey in the field of Economics and Management with our undergraduate course at Università Cattolica. Designed to empower future leaders and decision-makers, this program equips you with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in a globally competitive landscape.

Financial economics is all about managing financial assets such as trade and share prices, interest rates and exchange rates. You’ll not only be introduced to financial economics but also gain a solid foundation in general economic concepts, principles, analysis, techniques and knowledge. Learning how to predict and advise on the impact of economic, social and public policy issues on monetary activities, you’ll develop your analytical and decision-making abilities, expanding your skills in data gathering, handling and interpretation, quantitative analysis and forecasting. In our state-of-the-art Bloomberg virtual trading room, you will use industry-standard software, including Bloomberg, SAGE, FAME, Excel and other statistical packages, to analyse data, build models and produce forecasts. You will also develop key soft skills such as communicating complex economic ideas to a non-expert, presentation skills and teamwork. We enjoy strong links with employers, including the Government Economic Service and Society of Professional Economists, which was relaunched here at Westminster Business School in 2018. Membership in the Society is offered to all final-year economic students, and there are opportunities to attend their monthly meetings, conferences and continuous professional development courses.

Are you fascinated by current social and economic challenges? Do you want to broaden your perspective? If so, the Bachelor of Social-Economic Sciences is exactly what you are looking for. This unique, multidisciplinary programme allows you to develop competences related to socio-economic policy, business, economics, sociology, mathematics and statistics, in an international environment.

The bachelor's degree study branch Economics and Management offer a field of study for those who are interested in this broad professional area. The study branch is being conceived inter-disciplinarily using the basics of economic and managerial disciplines, quantitative methods, ICT and social science disciplines.

A BSc Economics degree allows students to analyze in-depth how economies function (macroeconomics) and how individuals make decisions (microeconomics). The models used by economists combine qualitative and quantitative techniques, and you will have the opportunity to gain analytical, computing, presentation, and writing skills. These transferable skills are highly sought after across industry and also provide an excellent platform for future entrepreneurs.

Our Bachelor program Economics and Business Administration, major in Economics was opened in the academic year 2012/2013. We already have our first Alumni, who continue their study at Universities in the Czech Republic and all around Europe.

This Program aims to give students a broad introduction to a number of economic, legal, and organizational issues within the field of business. In addition to business issues, the Program also considers socioeconomic aspects and the interaction between economics and business administration.

This Program aims to give students a broad introduction to a number of economic, legal, and organisational issues within the field of business. In addition to business issues, the Program also considers socioeconomic aspects and the interaction between economics and business administration.