economics vs economics and finance bsc
which one is better for job opportunities and are there any big differneces.
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depends on the modules you take. economics and finance tends to have more finance based modules and economics - you definitely learn about micro,macro and some econometricw. either way check uni course structure and see what modules each u;t rni provides as electives. in terms of careers, doesn't really matter.
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