Economics with Accountancy Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)

Course Overview

Why BSc Economics with Accountancy at UEA?

Develop strong expertise in economic analysis while gaining a solid understanding of accounting, finance and business decision making. UEA Economics with Accountancy combines rigorous economic training with specialist knowledge of financial reporting, corporate finance and business management. You’ll understand how firms operate and how financial information shapes economic decisions.

Why choose UEA

* Flexible study: Build a strong economics foundation while combining it with accounting and finance. Shape your degree around your academic interests and career goals

* Integrated degree: Study a joint programme delivered by the School of Economics and Norwich Business School. This degree brings together expertise in economic analysis, accounting, finance and business management

* Professional tools: Use LSEG powered facilities and Bloomberg terminals to explore financial markets and analyse economic and financial data

What is BSc Economics with Accountancy?

This course explores how economic forces influence business activity and how financial information helps organisations make strategic decisions. You'll combine economic analysis with accounting and finance, developing a strong understanding of how firms operate, how financial performance is measured and how economic conditions shape business outcomes.

You'll learn through lectures, seminars, workshops and IT lab sessions, applying economic and financial concepts to data, case studies and real-world issues. Throughout your studies, you'll be supported by your academic adviser and a dedicated skills and development module, helping you strengthen your quantitative, analytical and communication skills.

Your learning will also be supported by practical opportunities that bring Economics to life, including access to LSEG powered data facilities and Bloomberg terminals. You can also engage with student staff partnership initiatives that help shape our teaching. You may contribute to Norwich Economic Publications, build networks and develop practical experience.

Disclaimer

Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: www.uea.ac.uk