Economics

Why Economics at Kingston

Kingston University houses one of the UK’s few Bloomberg trading floors, giving students access to real market data and professional software. Complementing this are free Financial Times and Economist subscriptions that help track economic trends. Graduates go on to work at Bank of England, Deloitte, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, HSBC, Conservative Party, and Incisive Media as economists, risk analysts, consultants, traders, and investment bankers.

Business Economics at Kingston University

The Business Economics BSc (Hons) program employs a distinctive pluralistic approach, exposing students to diverse economic schools and theories. This methodology enables them to analyze business challenges from multiple angles while understanding how companies operate within their economic environment. The curriculum emphasizes practical application through specialized statistical software, developing analytical and problem-solving capabilities that employers value. Graduates build successful careers in the City of London and public service alike.

Economics

The Economics BSc (Hons) program offers flexibility—students can switch between the university’s three economics courses after their first year, which proves particularly valuable for those still exploring specializations. They study at Kingston’s School of Law, Social and Behavioural Sciences, where practitioners and academics foster a vibrant research culture. The coursework develops critical thinking and data analysis skills through industry-standard tools, preparing graduates who remain highly competitive in the job market.

Financial Economics

Those interested in how economics and financial systems intersect will find the Financial Economics BSc (Hons) program compelling. It examines both traditional and alternative economic theories alongside their real-world applications, analyzing how financial markets, instruments, and organizations shape economic processes and corporate decision-making. Students master specialized statistical software while honing their analytical abilities, preparing them for roles at leading financial organizations—from central banks to international investment companies—where they help shape tomorrow’s economy.