BSc (Hons) in Economics with Business (Sandwich), Nottingham Trent University

Nottingham,

48 Months

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About this course

This course provides a solid grounding in the main elements of economic analysis, emphasizing their application to public and private organizations and policy questioning. Students will learn about decision-making processes that impact individuals, firms, and governments, with a focus on critical analysis of business decisions within an international context. It promotes understanding of industry and regulatory environments, and develops crucial employment skills. The course also offers opportunities for industry experience, study abroad programs, and engagement with the Society of Professional Economists. It is designed to prepare students for diverse careers by combining theoretical knowledge with practical applications and real-world insights from experts at Nottingham Business School, ranked among the UK’s top 20 for Economics.

Why this course is highly recommended

This course stands out for its high ranking in student satisfaction and teaching quality within the UK, being 8th in the UK for Economics Satisfaction and top 20 for Economics Student Satisfaction and Teaching Quality (The Guardian and Times Guides 2025). It is also highly employable, with students achieving roles at top organizations like BMW, ThermoFisher Scientific, NHS, and more. The practical modules, industry placements, and study abroad opportunities prepare students for successful careers in various sectors. The course's strong industry links, expert teaching, and vibrant campus life make it an excellent choice for aspiring economists.

Specialisation

The course covers core areas such as macroeconomics, microeconomics, quantitative methods, finance, economic policy, industrial economics, and contemporary economic perspectives. It allows students to choose options like econometrics, survey research, or international trade to tailor their learning towards specific interests or careers. The course also offers pathways through study abroad, enterprise projects, or internships, enabling students to specialise further based on their preferences.

Course fees

Application fees

1st year tuition fees

19.27L

Living cost

Degree requirements

Applicants need 112–120 UCAS tariff points, including GCSE English grade C/4 and Maths grade B/5. UK students with different qualifications are considered under contextual offers. International students require 120 UCAS points from qualifications accepted globally, along with English language proficiency. Additional qualifications and experience, including vocational or professional credentials, can also be considered for credit transfer or advanced entry.

English language test

TOEFL

PTE

DUOLINGO

IELTS

6.5

Career prospects

Graduates have gone into both public and private sectors, taking roles like Account Manager, Business Analyst, Data Manager, or Client Accountant. They have secured positions with organizations such as Grant Thornton, NHS, Nationwide, UBS, and Lidl. The course equips students with analytical, strategic, and professional skills through industry placements and project work, enhancing their employability in finance, business, government, and consultancy sectors.

FAQs

Can I study abroad during this course?

Yes, the course offers opportunities to study at one of the partner universities in Europe, the USA, South America, Australasia, or South East Asia, allowing you to develop independence and explore diverse cultures.

What work placement options are available?

Students can choose a 16-18 week paid work placement in the industry, gaining practical experience with companies such as BMW Group and ThermoFisher Scientific, which enhances future career prospects.

What are the entry requirements?

UK students need 112–120 UCAS tariff points, GCSE English grade C/4, and Maths B/5. International students require 120 points from globally recognized qualifications and must meet English language standards.