Economics + Int. Relations OR Business Economics??
Which course is more employable/higher respected to employers? Please help, deciding between two very similar courses- thanks!
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Which course is more employable/higher respected to employers? Please help, deciding between two very similar courses- thanks!
I would imagine Economics with IR, as it seems to be a course offered everywhere, where as BE only some. BE is also more specialised, which may limit your employment prospects, but I guess it depends on how flexible the course is, as you could have a lot more economics modules. Have you studied BusEcon yet? I had to do it as a unit for A2 and found in mind-numbingly boring. It might be worth having a look at it before your A2 year starts.
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