BA (Hons) Economics and Business Law in Glasgow United Kingdom | University of Strathclyde

Join our program and study in a department that houses the renowned Fraser of Allander Institute – a premier research center providing internship and professional placement options for studentsApply fundamental economic principles and frameworks to analyze real-world challengesAcquire knowledge about how legal systems impact businessesCultivate strong analytical and problem-solving abilities that employers highly prizeEarn your degree with an understanding of legal matters and their business implicationsOption to advance to our LLB (Graduate Entry) program after completing a joint Honours degree combining Business Law with another disciplineProgram highlightsIn today's post-economic crisis world, economics has become increasingly vital. Choices regarding finance, banking, interest rates, taxation, and public expenditure have universal impacts with worldwide repercussions.Economics seeks to comprehend the interactions between various economic participants – individuals, businesses, and governments – and their collective functioning.Our program equips you to translate complex economic data into accessible insights for diverse audiences. You'll also hone your mathematical, statistical, and analytical capabilities.In Business Law, you'll explore commercial legislation and corporate legal frameworks, covering areas like corporate law, antitrust regulations, and employment rights.Business Law is exclusively available as a secondary subject within a joint Honours program.EvaluationMost courses culminate in an end-of-semester written examination, typically combined with individual or group assignments.Students generally have one opportunity to retake assessments for unsuccessful courses, with exam retakes usually scheduled during summer months.Career prospectsEconomics alumni secure positions across accounting firms, financial services, banking sectors, insurance companies, and public and private organizations. Career paths include economic analyst, financial auditor, corporate accountant, business strategist, investment researcher, and risk advisor.Business Law specialists develop exceptional research and critical thinking skills. You'll gain the ability to process and communicate complex information effectively while maintaining strong business acumen.Graduates can pursue opportunities in public sector, corporate environments, financial institutions, and management roles.Some graduates choose to continue their education through accelerated LLB programs.