Economics

Course summary

It provides a practical understanding of how individuals, businesses, and governments make decisions in the face of scarcity, allowing students to comprehend complex real-world issues like inflation, economic crises, and global events. This, combined with the above skills, makes students of A-level Economics attractive candidates for university degrees.  The study of Economics provides a basis for careers in finance and management, and offers valuable life skills by enhancing your ability to manage personal finances.  Economics complements many other subjects at A-level since it comprises aspects of mathematical, social and scientific theories.  Please note however, that many UK universities require a minimum of a Grade B in A-level Mathematics to be considered to apply for Economics.