Economics with Foundation Year

Middlesex University

**Course Summary**The Economics BSc Honours with Foundation Year at Middlesex University is a tailored programme for students who need additional academic preparation before embarking on their degree journey. This pathway ensures you develop key skills, such as critical thinking, data analysis, and communication, alongside foundational knowledge in economics and business. Upon progressing to the degree, you'll explore topics like financial markets, econometrics, and behavioural economics, preparing you for a career in finance, government, or business.**Why Study This Course at Middlesex?**Choosing this course at Middlesex means benefiting from our 145 years of excellence in delivering professional and creative education. The foundation year offers a supportive learning environment where expert tutors guide you through essential economic and academic concepts. Our strong industry connections provide opportunities for placements and internships, while our advisory board of economists and industry professionals ensures the curriculum is aligned with real-world demands. With cutting-edge resources and a focus on applying economic theory to practical business contexts, Middlesex sets you on a path to success.**What You Will Gain**You’ll graduate with a strong understanding of economics, underpinned by analytical and decision-making skills that are highly sought after by employers. The course equips you to interpret and apply data, think strategically, and communicate effectively. You'll gain proficiency in statistical software like Excel and Stata and learn to produce professional business reports. The foundation year sets the stage for your degree and beyond, enabling you to confidently tackle advanced economic theories and practical challenges in industries like finance, government, and the voluntary sector.**Modules**For more details about this programme, please visit the course page: https://www.mdx.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/foundation-year-in-economics/

Economics and Statistics