Undergraduate · Economics
Bachelor of Economics
University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia
About this program
The University of Sydney Bachelor of Economics is a three-year, 144 credit point degree built on foundational studies in microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics, with an embedded major in Econometrics, Economics, Environmental, Agricultural and Resource Economics, or Financial Economics. Students also complete a second major of 48 credit points or a minor of 36 credit points from across business, STEM, the social sciences and humanities, and can elect the Advanced Economics program as a pathway to honours if they meet the criteria. Entrants are assumed to have mathematics equivalent to at least Band 4 in NSW Mathematics Advanced. Graduates develop economic and social policy and work in business, banking, financial markets and consulting, in roles such as economist, economic analyst, financial manager, business consultant and social policy adviser. International tuition is about A$58,000 per year.
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