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Bachelor’s in Economics & Management

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The Bachelor’s in Economics & Management is designed by the LSE, awarded by the University of London and taught in small-class at Forward College campuses in 3 different European capitals.

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Forward College Bachelor’s tuition programme includes:

  • 100% small group teaching (on average 15 students per class)
  • Weekly one-on-one tutoring for individualised feedback and guidance
  • Weekly evaluations to track your progress throughout the year and ensure your success at the final exams
  • Induction programme where you will better understand your learning style and adopt the most relevant learning methods for you
  • Financial Acumen: Master financial concepts, tools, and techniques essential for budgeting, forecasting, and financial analysis.
  • Economic Theories and Applications: Understand macro and microeconomic principles and their application in business scenarios, including market structures and economic indicators.
  • Strategic Planning and Execution: Gain proficiency in designing, evaluating, and implementing business strategies to achieve organisational objectives.
  • Operational Excellence: Develop skills in optimising business processes, quality management, and efficiency enhancement.
  • Analytical Proficiency: Master quantitative and qualitative skills to analyse and predict economic trends.
  • Global Economic Awareness: Understand macro and microeconomic theories, evaluating global economic implications.
  • Interdisciplinary Integration: Merge insights from related fields for holistic economic solutions.

A Bachelor’s degree in Economics & Management can open up a wide range of career opportunities in various sectors. This degree equips you with a solid foundation in economics, business management, and analytical skills, making you valuable to employers in both the private and public sectors. 

  • Entrepreneur: Starting and managing your own business or startup venture.
  • Change Leadership: Working in government or non-profit organisations, using your knowledge and skills to analyse and influence policy to address a wide variety of local, national and global challenges, from climate change to housing affordability,.
  • Business Analyst: Analysing data and market trends to provide insights and recommendations for business improvement.
  • Financial Analyst: Evaluating investment opportunities, managing portfolios, and providing financial guidance to individuals and organisations.
  • Management Consultant: Advising businesses on strategy, operations, and organisational improvements.
  • Marketing Manager: Developing and implementing marketing strategies to promote products or services.
  • Supply Chain Manager: Overseeing the efficient flow of goods and services within an organisation.
  • Human Resources Manager: Managing employee recruitment, training, and development within a company.
  • Financial Planner: Assisting individuals and families in managing their finances and investments.
  • Economist: Economists study economic trends, conduct research, and analyse data to provide insights into economic issues. They may work for government agencies, research institutions, or private companies, such as banks.

The building blocks of
the programme

The Bachelor’s in Economics and Management is a dynamic, multifaceted and rigorous programme that fosters critical thinking and analytical skills. We encourage students to question, analyse, and construct compelling arguments, enhancing their ability to excel in management-related roles. Our quantitative approach provides a solid foundation in the relevant social sciences, preparing graduates for success in the ever-evolving world of economics and management.

As with all BSc Programmes designed by the LSE (London School of Economics), students take four year-long courses per annum (or three year-long courses and two half-courses lasting one term only), made up of a combination of compulsory, chosen, and optional classes.

NB: availability of courses depends on student interest, and not all of the above courses may be available for study during year 3. Some courses carry pre-requisites – please refer to the UoL course list for additional information.

Two compulsory courses:

Core management concepts Macroeconomics

One course from the following selection:

Managerial economics Microeconomics

One course from the following selection:

Principles of corporate finance Asset pricing and financial markets Marketing management International Political Economy

Four courses from the following (including at least one Economics course)

Financial management Management science methods Human Resource Management Strategy Organisation theory: an interdisciplinary approach Entrepreneurship Statistical methods for market research Development management International economics Industrial economics Monetary economics The world economy from the industrial revolution to the present

Before graduating from Forward College, we recommend students pursue an internship, whether for career exploration purposes or to gain practical, valuable, and much sought-after experience. For bachelor’s students, an internship is not mandatory, but is highly recommended.

Internship
An internship during college prepares you for the world of work and its challenges.

Expected working time: 6-8 weeks
Read more about Forward’s Internship

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In summary

Scholarship available

On-campus

3 years

Fee €18,500 (EU/EEA/UK/Swiss students) / €22,500 (other international students)

Lisbon (year 1)
Paris (year 2)
Berlin (year 3)

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