On this course you combine philosophy with economics, taking an equal number of credits in each subject.For philosophy you will study units covering introduction to philosophy, logic, and realism and normativity, as well as undertaking an extended essay.Economics is based on a series of core courses in economics and econometrics which you will study in all three years. You may also have the opportunity to choose a variety of optional units enabling you to study areas such as: environmental economics, globalisation and development, the history of economic thought industrial economics, international economics, labour economics and macroeconomic theory and policy.,