Economics straight or + management? + Masters
Debating between:
BSc Economics & Management @ KCL or...
BSc Economics @ QMUL/SOAS
Keeping in mind that I hope to do a masters at UCL/LSE in Economics or perhaps ICL for Finance (something similar), which would be the better course to take?
Weary of KCL as it is a new course and as it is half management it may not be as desirable to top universities for postgrad econ.
BSc Economics & Management @ KCL or...
BSc Economics @ QMUL/SOAS
Keeping in mind that I hope to do a masters at UCL/LSE in Economics or perhaps ICL for Finance (something similar), which would be the better course to take?
Weary of KCL as it is a new course and as it is half management it may not be as desirable to top universities for postgrad econ.
(edited 10 years ago)
If you really want to do economics and follow it to Masters level then you are better doing straight econ, you will be able to do more economics modules and not have to have half your time taken up with another subject. If you want to do an MSc at LSE or UCL you will need to be strong at maths as their courses are very mathematical so at undergrad level you should be doing as many of the quantitative modules as you can, maths, stats, econometrics, so you have the right background.
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