Economics

Why Economics at Coventry

The Business School belongs to AACSB’s global network, which champions leadership development and positive societal impact. Its Small Business Charter Award recognizes how it fosters entrepreneurship within the regional economy. Recognition by the Chartered Insurance Institute means graduates can bypass certain professional exams, while access to Bloomberg Terminals, LSEG, and Fitch Connect provides hands-on experience with industry-standard tools. The Digital Economics Lab enables students to model market dynamics and policy outcomes.

Financial Economics at Coventry University

Financial Economics BSc (Hons) explores how financial systems operate, from banking mechanisms to stock markets across borders. The first year covers microeconomics, macroeconomics, mathematics, statistics, finance fundamentals, and accounting. Building on this foundation, students then tackle intermediate economic theory alongside econometrics and data analysis. Later modules examine banking economics, financial markets, and research design. A supervised capstone project allows graduates to demonstrate expertise in their chosen area before entering the workforce.

Economics

Economics BSc (Hons) examines how economic forces shape policy, markets, and financial systems. Through studying economic theory, international trade, digital and behavioral economics, and health economics, students develop quantitative skills and analytical thinking. The curriculum spans microeconomics, macroeconomics, public economics, and policy analysis. While the first year establishes broad foundations in finance, ethics, and sustainability, subsequent years deepen specialization. Economic games and EconLab research help sharpen the critical abilities that employers value.

Business Economics at Coventry

Business Economics BSc (Hons) emphasizes quantitative methods, AI-enhanced econometrics, and managerial economics—competencies essential for strategic consulting and informed decision-making. After a foundational first year covering economics, finance, and ethics, students progress to applied econometrics, intermediate micro and macro theory, and managerial economics. The final year introduces advanced theory, industrial economics, and business strategy. Throughout, students learn to apply economic principles to real-world challenges in trade, finance, and policy through a comprehensive dissertation project.

Economics and Banking

Economics and Banking MSc blends core economic disciplines with emerging fintech and regulatory frameworks, preparing graduates for financial sector careers. Students explore both traditional banking operations and rapidly evolving digital systems while mastering data analysis and evidence-based decision-making. The programme examines how economic policy affects financial stability across markets, covering regulatory structures, risk management, compliance, and statistical modeling. Particular emphasis falls on ethical AI implementation in finance—addressing fairness, transparency, and responsible technological adoption that shape the industry’s future.