Economics and Management - BSc (Hons)

Cardiff University

If you’re interested in global issues and business strategy, and curious about how economic forces influence everyday life, our Economics and Management degree has been designed for you.You’ll gain an understanding of how economic reasoning informs critical business strategy while also learning how firms and organisations operate and adapt to change – critical skills in the global business environment.You don’t need an advanced maths background to succeed. We’ll work together to develop your economic literacy and confidence in thinking critically, interpreting information, and applying ideas to real-world situations. You’ll explore core business concepts such as competition, pricing, market power, consumer behaviour, inflation, growth, and policy uncertainty.With your future career in mind, a strong focus on employability, entrepreneurship and applied decision making is embedded throughout. You’ll engage with real-world case studies that place economics within the wider management and business context, giving you an interdisciplinary perspective on the economic and organisational challenges faced by businesses, policymakers, and society.As an Economics and Management (BSc) graduate, you’ll be well placed for careers in consultancy, management, market and business analysis, marketing, economic and policy analysis, and roles in the public and third sectors, as well as for further postgraduate study.**Distinctive features of the programme****No advanced maths required**Gain confidence in analytical thinking, problem-solving, and the practical use of data and econometric software.**Real-world focus**Combine economic analysis with strategy, leadership, and people management to thrive in business environments.**Develop practical skills**\Learn how to interpret data, think critically, communicate ideas effectively, and make evidence-based decisions.**Your career in mind**\Engage with case studies and external speakers to link theory with practice and develop professional networks.

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