BA(Hons) in Economics and Management
Start date:
Duration:
- 3 years
Time commitment:
- Full time
Location:
- Oxford
About the programme
Economics and Management are ideal intellectual partners, each particularly fitted to strengthen and cross-fertilise the other.
The Economics and Management undergraduate degree programme examines issues central to the world we live in: namely how the economy and organisations function, and how resources are allocated and coordinated to achieve the organisation's objectives. Economics and Management are ideal intellectual partners, each particularly fitted to strengthen and cross-fertilise the other.
The programme will help you understand the world around you and to think clearly and analytically. You will be stimulated intellectually by challenging work.
Graduates from this course pursue a very diverse range of careers. While the majority take jobs in finance or consulting, recent graduates have pursued careers in politics, the clergy, teaching, not-for-profit organisations, and academia. Some students set up their own businesses, or become social entrepreneurs.
The degree is run jointly between the Saïd Business School and the Economics Department.
What you will learn
Course structureTheory
- How the economy and organisations function
- How resources are allocated and coordinated to achieve an organisation’s objectives
- Broad and analytical appreciation of economics and management studies
Skills
- Advanced critical skills, including developing arguments and critiquing evidence
- Building interpersonal relations using verbal and written communication
- Self-directed and reflective learner
- Self-management and research skills
Hear from tutors and students
Entry requirements
You need a minimum of 3 A-Levels at A*AA including Mathematics.
You do not need to have studied Economics or Business but will need to have studied Mathematics to A-Level (A* or A grade) or to HL at IB (score 6 or 7).
The typical offer is:
• A*AA at A-Level
• AA/AAB at Advanced Highers
• 39 points overall (including core points) at IB with three HL subjects at 766
For any other equivalents see other UK qualifications and international qualifications.
If English is not your first language, you may also need to meet English language requirements.
Suggested reading
To help you decide whether Oxford's Economics and Management programme is right for you, we provide a list of the kinds of articles and books that have previously been part of the first year of study.
How to apply
June
Start working on your UCAS application form:
- Choose one of the 20 colleges that offer our course or make an open application if you don’t have a preference for a particular college.
- Write your personal statement. Include readings, achievements and experiences that reflect your interest in this course. You might find useful to find out more about the course you will be reading.
- Organise your academic reference.
- Your form will be read by the Economics and Management tutors at your chosen or allocated college.
- Find out more about the UCAS Form.
Early September
UCAS applications can be submitted.
Thinking Skills Assessment test registration opens, your school will be able to help you with this process.
October
Before the final deadline 15 October at 6pm (BST):
- Submit your UCAS application form
- Register to take the Thinking Skills Assessment test
Thursday 5 November 2020: Take the Thinking Skills Assessment test.
Mid-December
Interviews
Be prepared to answer questions on any topic you mention in your personal statement.
If you are not invited for interview it means you will not be offered a place.
January
Offers made.
Testimonial
This is an all-encompassing education into how the economy works from the macro scale to business strategy decisions and the more financial aspects. It really has something for everyone, and the breadth of options on offer are one of its key appeals.
Contact
For admissions enquiries:
undergraduate.admissions@admin.ox.ac.uk
+44(0)1865 288000
For Economics courses enquiries:
econundergrad@economics.ox.ac.uk
+44 (0)1865 271098
For Management courses enquiries:
undergraduate.administrator@sbs.ox.ac.uk
+44 (0)1865 614655