Is Warwick University good for economics?

Economics at Warwick. Warwick continues to be in the top five universities in the country for studying economics, with The Complete University Guide ranking it as 3rd for the year 2020. Warwick’s Department of Economics sees itself as a rival institution to LSE, UCL, Oxford and Cambridge.

How many students study economics at Warwick?

We have a diverse community of around 1200 undergraduate, 250 MSc and approximately 90 research students.

What qualifications do I need to study economics at university?

You will need a good degree in economics or a related subject, such as statistics, maths, or business studies. A postgraduate degree in economics is highly desirable. To start an economics-based degree course, you usually need at least five GCSEs (A-C), plus three A levels (or equivalent), including maths or economics.

When do economics students graduate from Warwick University?

Warwick Economics students present their research at BCUR 2021 Tuesday 25 May 2021 Four Economics students present papers at prestigious Carroll Round 2021 Tuesday 11 May 2021 Economics student in the finals for the TargetJobs Undergraduate of the Year Awards Wednesday 5 May 2021 Economics student wins the IEA’s Monetary Policy Essay Prize 2021

Where is the undergraduate office at the University of Warwick?

For general queries relating to the Economics degree programmes, including course content and Open Days: Our undergraduate office can be found in room S0.88 in the Social Sciences building. For general undergraduate admissions enquiries or questions regarding your application:

Which is the best economics department in the UK?

Department of Economics – The University of Warwick Warwick’s Department of Economics is one of the leading departments in the UK and Europe. Its research activities have gained the Department a high reputation: for example, in the last UK Research Assessment Exercise in 2008 the Department was rated in the top of UK economics departments.

Can you do a year abroad at Warwick?

The flexible degree structure means you can choose from many optional modules within our Department, and from outside departments. These include Law, Mathematics, Computer Science, Business and Languages. We currently offer an exciting range of opportunities for you to spend a year abroad.