The BSc in Economics and Mathematics provides you with high-level mathematics and statistics skills that are essential for many jobs and further study. Both economics and mathematics are highly regarded disciplines that underpin contemporary life, and are both fascinating subjects in their own right. Many academics within the School of Economics are advisers to world-renowned organisations, meaning our teaching and research is at the forefront of the field and is influenced by real industry insights. Our BSc Economics and Mathematics course takes core components of economics and blends these with modules that cover those aspects of mathematics that are most relevant for economists. You will study the economic behaviour of economic agents such as individuals, firms and governments, and acquire the mathematical and statistical tools needed to tackle the most challenging economic problems. By the end of the course you will have a highly sought-after mix of skills, equipping you to solve real-world problems in economics, finance, business and public policy. Economic decisions are at the heart of every society, shaping the future of individuals, organisations, regions and nations. This hints at the variety of careers available to economists and the range of skills you can expect to develop by studying one of our courses. Graduates of our courses are highly successful in securing quality jobs. The problem-solving nature of the subject, the highly relevant and applied focus of our courses, as well as the potential for experience gained from your Professional Training placement greatly appeals to employers. Our recent graduates from the School of Economics have entered roles such as: Consultant, Ernst & Young; Analyst, Bank of England; Financial Crime Associate, Deloitte; Assistant Economist, Home Office; Data Analyst, Nexmo; Technical Business Analyst, Acturis Ltd and Telecom Analyst, Efftel.