BA Economics with Psychology

The BA Economics with Psychology course at the University of Essex provides a comprehensive understanding of economics on one hand and of human behavior on the other, combining two scientific disciplines. This interdisciplinary approach enables students to understand not only how economies function, but also the role of human behavior and psychology in economic decisions.Course Content: The curriculum of the BA Economics with Psychology course is divided into three levels of study. The first-year modules aim to develop a strong foundation in both economics and psychology. During the second year, students delve more deeply into the core economic theories of microeconomics and macroeconomics, whilst continuing the exploration of psychological principles and approaches. In the final year, they have the opportunity to choose specialized modules that are aligned with their particular interests and career goals.Key Modules: Some key modules of the course include "Introductory Economics", "Quantitative Methods in Economics", "Psychological Research", "Macro Analysis I and II", "Micro Analysis I and II", "Economic Evaluation Techniques", and "Research Project for Economics". Future Careers: The broad, multidisciplinary training provided by this course paves the way for diverse career opportunities. Graduates can pursue careers in both the private and public sectors, working in fields such as banking and finance, market research, human resources, management, education, health and public administration. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.