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Which economics degree has more mathematics?

Which economics degree has more mathematics?

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I'm considering doing an economics degree and i'm wondering if Oxford's E&M course or Cambridge's economics course has more maths in it. I've heard Oxford has a lot of essays and is less mathematical. I'd prefer more maths and less essays so would Cambridge be a better choice to apply for?
I have very strong GCSEs and Oxford would take this into account more though. My second choice would be economics and maths at LSE

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returnmigrant

Advice on applying for Econ without Maths within this TSR article : https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/wiki/Economics_Degree

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nexttime

Well the Oxford course is economics and management. About 2/3 of your work will be management, in first year at least.

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