Information for Prospective Undergraduates
- Economics video - (video clip plays in QuickTime)
- Tell me more about Economics at Essex
- Economics admissions
- Undergraduate Courses
- Why study economics?
- What can
I do with an economics degree?
Take a look at what some recent graduates are doing. - Opportunities for direct entry into the second year
- 4-year degree programmes
- Economics Modules
- Visit days
- English language requirements
- What about money? (Tuition fees, 2009-10)
- Programme specifications
- Careers, employment & skills for economics students
- Contacts
See also: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

BA and BSc Undergraduate Courses
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BA/BSc Economics
(L100 & L101)

- BA/BSc Economics (International Exchange) (L106 & L107)
- BA/BSc Management Economics (L108 & L109)
- BA/BSc Management Economics (International Exchange) (L192 & L193)
- BA/BSc International Economics (L115 & L116)
- BA/BSc International Economics (International Exchange) (L163 & L162)
- BA/BSc Financial Economics (L111 & L114)
- BA/BSc Financial Economics (International Exchange) (L195 & L194)
- BA Economics with French (L1R1)
- BA Economics with French (International Exchange) (L1RC)
- BA Economics with German (L1R2)
- BA Economics with German (International Exchange) (L1RF)
- BA Economics with Italian (L1R3)
- BA Economics with Italian (International Exchange) (L1RH)
- BA Economics with Spanish (L1R4)
- BA Economics with Spanish (International Exchange) (L1RK)
- BA Economics with Portuguese (L1R5)
- BA Economics with Portuguese (International Exchange) (L1RM)
- BSc Economics with Mathematics (L1G1)
For some degrees, students are permitted to choose either a BA or BSc. The BSc degrees require students to enrol for mathematical methods in economics and introduction to econometric methods in the second year.
The Department of Economics also participates in several other schemes involving economics, listed below:
- BSc Economics and Mathematics (LG11 BSc/EcM)
- BSc Mathematics with Economics (G1L1 BSc/MEc)
- BSc Management, Mathematics and Economics (NGL0 BSc/MMEc)
- BA Economics and Politics (LL12 BA/EP)
- BA Accounting with Economics (NL41 BA/AE)
- BA History and Economics (LV11 BA/HE)
- BA Philosophy, Politics and Economics (LOV0 BA/PPE)
Learn more...
Download Economics entry from current prospectus (PDF format), correct at the time of publication.
Search for Undergraduate courses at Essex
View all offered modules in the module directory (listed by Department)

Economics Modules, 2009-10
Here are details of undergraduate courses and modules offered in 2009-10:
- Economics modules (pdf format)
- Economics modules (Word format)
Economics Admissions
If you have questions about Economics degrees at Essex, you are welcome to contact a member of the economics selection team: Gianluigi Vernasca, Kate Rockett, Gordon Kemp and Rosella Argenziano.
Economics visit days
Undergraduate applicants are welcome to attend one of the visit days held on:
- Wednesday, 9 December 2009
- Wednesday, 10 February 2010
- Wednesday, 17 March 2010
- Wednesday, 28 April 2010
If you would like to be interviewed at one of our visit days or if you would like to meet a member of the economics department at another time during the year, please contact Gianluigi Vernasca.

Programme Specifications
Some applicants may be interested in the programme specifications catalogue. Programme specifications list the minimal outcomes for each degree scheme.

Contacts
For general enquiries or to request more information please e-mail: ueco@essex.ac.uk, or contact us by post or fax:
Department of Economics
University of Essex
Wivenhoe Park
Colchester
Essex CO4 3SQ
United KingdomFax: +44 (0) 1206 872724
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