13 International Economics BSc Degree Programs

What is the UK government doing to mitigate the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic? How is the global community tackling poverty? What will Brexit mean for trade? How can companies embrace the opportunities of a decarbonised world? In this degree, you’ll explore these and more questions, crises and controversies as we uncover the far-reaching impact of economics on our world. Economists tackle anything from interpreting and forecasting market trends or individual business performance by country, region or market to advising businesses, governments and individuals on everyday and strategic decisions. These can encompass areas as diverse as international trade, profit maximisation, pricing decisions, forecasting revenues or consumer demand, managing the national health service, and tackling unemployment or inequality. You’ll learn to analyse and predict the impact of economic, social and public policy issues on a variety of stakeholders, including consumers, investors, and businesses, and how to source and provide the most appropriate insight to inform future decision-making and strategy. As the role of data in informing decision-making grows, this degree expands your crucial skills in data gathering, handling and interpretation, quantitative analysis and forecasting. You will use industry-standard software, including SPSS, Excel, Eviews, Minitab 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, a logical approach to formulating and solving problems, presentation skills and teamwork.

This combined program in Economics and International Economics offers students a solid foundation in understanding economic principles and how they apply globally. Students explore core topics like mi...

The BSc Economics programme will provide you with comprehensive training in the theoretical and quantitative tools used in economics. You will learn how to apply this training to understand, analyse and interpret the workings of real-world markets.

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 degree program combines the study of economics with a focus on international aspects, giving students a well-rounded understanding of how economies operate both locally and globally. Students wil...

How do different countries around the world trade, and what systems do they use? How much of an influence do historical events have on the development of international policies? Our course gives you a solid grounding in economics, and has a focus on international areas such as world trade, world economy, international monetary relations and the flow of trade and assets between countries.

The B.S.I.E. in International Economics program is designed to give students a solid foundation in economic theory along with practical skills needed for global markets. Students learn about internati...

The program in Foreign Language and International Economics, B.S., combines language skills with a strong foundation in global economic principles. Students in this program learn to communicate effect...

This study programme focuses on international management and business as well as intercultural skills. It is aimed at students who imagine a future at multinational corporations, in foreign trade, or any other form of international business.

Making an impact on your community and society at large means recognizing your strengths and optimizing them so you can take action. If you have an interest in numbers, business, and analytical thinking, earning your undergraduate degree in economics can be the first step toward a rewarding career. Economists conduct research, collect and analyze data, monitor economic trends, and develop forecasts. Their research might focus on topics such as energy costs, inflation, interest rates, farm prices, rents, imports, or employment. Economists work mainly in business, finance, and government and the profession is projected to grow significantly over the next few years.

The program focuses on management tools typical of companies with a significant international dimension and operating in different and increasingly integrated economic systems.

This demanding degree program is designed to provide honors students with proficiency in economic theory and policymaking as related to the workings of the international global economy while providing a solid financial background. Students enrolled in this program are required to maintain a GPA of 3.5 or above, and to meet the academic criteria of honors students. This is honors major; students may or may not be also part of the University's Honors Program.

The program trains the future generation of economic and financial experts, who can adapt to an environment that is constantly subject to change, in order to perfect their inclination towards a global thinking perspective.