Southampton, England, United Kingdom
Qualification
Bachelor's Degree
Study mode
Full-time
Duration
3 years
Intakes
September
Total tuition fee (local)
B$ 48,393
Total tuition fee (foreign)
B$ 91,867
Entry Requirements
A Levels:
- AAB to ABB, with B in AS Mathematics
- ABB, with B in AS Mathematics and A in Extended Project Qualification
- A grade B in A level Physics can be substituted for grade B in AS level Mathematics
IB:
- 34 or 32 points overall, 17 or 16 at higher level including 6 in Standard Level Mathematics
Selection process:
- UCAS application and some interviews.
Curriculum
Year 1
Semester One
- Foundations of Microeconomics
- Principles of Microeconomics
- Introduction to Mathematics for Economics
- Mathematics for Economics
- Ethics
- Introduction to Political Theory
Semester Two
- Principles of Macroeconomics
- Statistics for Economics
- Knowledge and Mind
- Introduction to International Relations
- Issues in Contemporary Public Policy
Year 2
Semester One
- Applied Microeconomics 2
- Macroeconomic Policy 2
- Reason and Argument
- Introduction to Econometrics
- Theories of International Relations
- Political Theory A
- Democracy and The Modern State
- Aesthetics
- Philosophy of Mind
- Appearance and Reality
- Freedom and responsibility
Semester Two
- Topics in Macroeconomics 2
- Industrial Economics 2
- International Trade Theory & Policy
- Methods of Econometrics
- Research Skills in Politics and International Relations
- Issues in Third World Politics
- Constitutional Politics in Britain
- American Power and World Order
- The Theory and Practice of American Democracy
- Global Governance
- International Security
- Public policy analysis
- Philosophy of Language
- Logic
- Moral Philosophy
- Logic
- Epistemology
- Kant
Year 3
Semester One
- Applied Microeconomics 3
- Topics in Macroeconomics 3
- Principles of Finance
- Labour Economics
- Applied Econometrics
- Political Texts
- Global Justice: Theories and Debates
- The Ethics and Politics of Migration
- The New Rising Powers
- Globalisation and World Politics
- Arms control, Disarmament and International Order
- European security governance
- Nietzsche
- Heidegger
- Self-knowledge
- Happiness and Wellbeing
Semester Two
- Public Economics
- Macroeconomic Policy 3
- Microeconomic Theory 3
- Empirical Finance
- The Theory and Practice of American Democracy
- Issues in Third World Politics
- American Power and World Order
- Global Governance
- Issues in Global Ethics
- Public policy analysis
- Kierkegaard
- Practical Ethics
- Philosophy of Mathematics
- Action Reason and Ethics
- Wittgenstein's Later Philosophy
- The Ethics of Belief
- Fiction and Fictionalism