Economic Studies + GSD or Economics + Management?
Basicaly just looking for general advice on which course I should pick, I don’t think I would have to do the TMUA for Economics with Global Sustainable Development (at Warwick) which I wouldn’t really want to do, as none of my other choices need it, as well as this it seems to be something that would interest me more than Econ with Management. However, I don’t know whether it is a riskier option career wise, essentially whether it is easier to get a job with a more conventional course or just do pure Economics and firm the TMUA? Any advice would be appreciated!
Original post by kwakraon
if u do econ with gsd youre more likely to enjoy it and do well in it. i dont think any employer would hire and econ + management over econ + gsd. plus the gsd makes you stand out and gsd is a subject that is becoming increasingly more important.
Thank you! Yeah I’m definitely leaning towards Econ + GSD
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