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Business & Economics
Economics
Bachelor of Economics
4 years
€1273 pa
Programme profile
Interest in global affairs has increased in response to market globalisation, improvements in communications and climate change. Economic relations have become more complex and generated copious amounts of data which must be processed and interpreted in order to explain the relevant facts and anticipate the course of events.The economist faces the challenge of providing responses to major challenges and offering solutions to urgent problems. Greater equal opportunities, policies to handle migration, environmentally-friendly growth: these are just some of the enormous issues which a degree in Economics will cover.
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The course content is designed to provide tools which can be used to both analyse economic reality and provide proposals for change and reform. Students are taught to ask questions, to gather relevant information, analyse it clearly and offer solutions, indicating the points in favour and against a particular private or public policy.Basic training in Economics is complemented with specialisation from a choice of subjects depending on the student"s preferences.
Programme content
Year 1: Essentials of Business; Principles of Economics; Introduction to Law; Mathematics for Economics; Information Skills; Writing and Communication Skills; Accounting; Microeconomics; Economic History; Statistics; Mathematics for Economics
Year 2: Macroeconomics; Statistics; Game Theory; Microeconomic Theory; Industrial Organisation; Econometrics; Financial Economics; Dynamic Macroeconomics; Skills - Humanities
Year 3: Econometric Techniques; Public Economics; Markets and Environment; Applied Economics; International Trade; Electives
Year 4: Seven Electives from: Quantitative Microeconomics; Labour Economics; Economic Growth; Health Economics; Economics of European Integration; Advanced Microeconomics; Professional Ethics and Deontology; Advanced Econometrics; Government Policy Evaluation; Economics of Education; Economic Development; The Engines of Growth; Economic History; Internship; Bachelor's Thesis
Progression
The university doesn't currently offer a related Masters programme, taught through English
Entry Requirements
3 A-levels (grades between A and E) + 3 (GCSE's (grades between A and C), to include Maths.
Leaving Certificate showing at least 6 subjects , inc 2 x H5
Optional
No
Yes: Letter of Motivation
!!! you should begin application procedure at least six weeks before this deadline
16 September
08 July
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