Economics (2-year degree)

About this course

Economics is the social science that asks how individuals, organisations, and governments make decisions about scarce resources, and what the consequences of those decisions are for markets, societies, and the distribution of wealth and opportunity. It provides analytical tools to understand why prices rise and fall, why some countries grow richer while others stagnate, how monetary and fiscal policy affects employment and inflation, and how incentives shape behaviour in both obvious and subtle ways. These are questions that matter deeply to everyone, and the discipline that addresses them rigorously is one of the most valuable you can study. The University of Buckingham's two-year fast-track economics programme is designed to give you the full analytical toolkit and knowledge of a conventional economics degree in a compressed timeframe. You will develop the economic reasoning, quantita

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