Economics and International Economics

University of Nottingham

Explore the dynamic world of international economics and discover its powerful impact on our global community. Gain an understanding of how trade policies shape economic transactions between nations. What could an overseas financial crisis mean for us?As an economist, understanding the reasons behind economic decisions is key. You'll study the key concepts of economics such as macroeconomics, microeconomics, mathematics and international trade. You'll gain the core analytical and quantitative techniques required by economics graduates.Tailor your studies to your career interests. Choose optional modules that allow you to specialise in areas such as international trade, FDI, migration and international macroeconomics. Graduate with the skills essential for success in the modern economy.Our graduates are highly sought after in a variety of sectors. These include international banking, accountancy, mergers and acquisitions, and much more.Be a part of shaping our global future. Our successful alumni work at top organisations such as the Bank of America, Barclays, Bloomberg and Deloitte.**Why choose this course?**- Ranked 9th in the UK for economics in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2025- Top 40 worldwide and 5th in the UK for economics departments in the IDEAS RePEc ranking of economics departments, offering a wide variety of high expertise in fields such as macroeconomics, economic policy and international trade- 5th in the UK, with 99% of our research output ranked as world-leading or internationally excellent (Research Excellence Framework 2021)- Summer internship and placement opportunities through a competitive application process, which can lead to a graduate job offer- Automatic year one membership of NEFS, the student-run society, which provides extensive training and networking opportunities- Flexible course with a broad range of modules to choose from- Study abroad opportunities at the university’s campuses in China or Malaysia or in locations such as Australia, Canada, and Japan

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