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University of London’s online BSc Economics and Management

Bachelors from University of London

University of London’s online BSc Economics and Management

Develop economic reasoning and analysis skills to solve issues. Through the University of London Bachelor of Science (BSc) Economics and Management programme, you can unlock career opportunities in accountancy, finance, business and data analysis, management, consultancy and more.

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Program type

Flexible dates

August, November, February, May

Self-paced

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About the programme

  • Understand the fundamentals:

    Introductory courses emphasise quantitative subjects such as mathematics and statistics, as well as core principles of management, economics and accounting.

  • Combine analysis and application:

    Intermediate courses – such as microeconomics, data analysis and corporate finance – help you develop the analytical mindset needed to solve complex management challenges.

  • Think strategically and globally:

    Advanced courses strengthen your strategic thinking and global management skills. You can customise your studies with a choice of high-level economics modules.

Curriculum

With academic direction from leading faculty at LSE – ranked #6Footnote 1 globally in social sciences and management – the University of London online BSc Economics and Management programme combines economic analysis, quantitative skills and applied management knowledge.

As you build economic reasoning skills and an international perspective of management issues, you’ll also cultivate an understanding of the evolving relationships between industries, markets and economies.

Throughout the 12-course programme, you’ll:

  • Use:

    economic reasoning and rigorous analysis to solve applied management challenges.

  • Formulate:

    and articulate logically sound arguments about management and economic issues.

  • Develop:

    an interdisciplinary understanding of pressing international management topics.

Learner testimonials

Having people share their diverse experiences in the classroom has brought what I’m studying to life. Being at LSE makes you realise how big the world is, and how important it is to highlight our different stories.

Julian K.

I’m going to take advantage of all the opportunities that we have at LSE. I’m looking forward to making connections with people I never thought I’d meet. LSE is so international - you don’t get that anywhere else.

Andrea S.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the programme requirements?

Prospective students must meet the University of London’s general entrance requirements and have completed mathematics to UK GCSE level (grade) 5 or equivalent. You can take the LSE Maths Essentials course if you do not yet meet the maths requirement.

Will my programme schedule be flexible?

Yes, your programme schedule can be flexible to your chosen study hours. However, it is suggested that you complete the programme within three to four years. The maximum period of registration is six years.

What career services are available to learners?

Online learners at the University of London have access to the University of London Careers Service office, which offers career education webinars, networking opportunities and the Careers Connect platform, where you’ll find job vacancies, career events and other resources.

What types of funding options are available?

Several funding options are available to online learners. These may include employer sponsorship, scholarships, grants and work-study programmes. Students may also fund their education through federal, private and personal student loans.  

What’s the difference between a BSc and a BS?

Both BSc and BS are abbreviations for bachelor of science. The difference lies in the country of the institution – the US tends to use BS, while the United Kingdom, Canada, India, Australia and other countries tend to use BSc. Additionally, BS degrees are usually four-year programmes, while BSc programmes can be completed in three years.