Business Economics (2-year degree)

About this course

Business economics sits at the interface of economic theory and commercial practice, applying the analytical tools that economists use to understand markets, incentives, and decision-making to the real challenges that businesses face. How do firms set prices, manage costs, compete with rivals, and allocate resources? How do economic conditions shape business strategy? How do financial markets work, and what do they reveal about the expectations of investors? These are the kinds of questions that business economics addresses, drawing on microeconomics, macroeconomics, quantitative methods, and management theory. At the University of Buckingham this degree is completed in two years, an accelerated structure that covers the core curriculum of a standard business economics degree in a shorter time through intensive year-round study. You will develop quantitative and analytical skills applic

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