Most mathematical degree
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Is there any way of finding out which course are most mathematical in nature for BSc economics
Is there any way of finding out which course are most mathematical in nature for BSc economics
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Original post by m_kaveesha05
Hi
Is there any way of finding out which course are most mathematical in nature for BSc economics
Is there any way of finding out which course are most mathematical in nature for BSc economics
Generally the better ranked the uni is, the more mathematical the course. As such, Cambridge and LSE's courses are seen as the most mathematical straight economics undergrad courses. After that, you're looking at UCL and Warwick. After that, its Bath/Nottingham/Bristol/Edinburgh.
The only way to really know how mathematical an economics course is, is to have done a mathematical one then look through the module lists of various unis to compare the quantity and difficulty of the maths in each course. So it's really something that only clear ex-post.
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