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Economics (Arts) (Combined)

University of St Andrews

Content

Economics is a social science concerned with the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services. Modern economics is a broad discipline that links almost all aspects of human behaviour and interactions, from running a business and purchasing stock to getting married and taking a job.

Finance is the study of managing available funds, including saving and lending money, cash at hand, and risk. It includes areas of personal, corporate or public finance relating to incomes, expenditure, debts, loans, balancing risk, profitability and value of stock.

The courses at St Andrews provide structured, cumulative and rigorous explorations of key concepts, principles, analysis, techniques and knowledge. Graduates from the School of Economics and Finance have progressed to a broad range of opportunities including banking, finance, consultancy, government and public policy, and research.

Entry Requirements

2025 entry requirements

Standard entry:
5 Highers at AAAAB plus English and one from Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Computing Science, Geography, Physics or Psychology at National 5 at B. Applications of Maths will be accepted but must be at National 5 at A.

Widening access entry:
4 Highers at AABB plus English and one from Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Computing Science, Geography, Physics or Psychology at National 5 at B. Applications of Maths will be accepted but must be at National 5 at A. (You may gain entry to the Gateway programme with 4 Highers at BBBB).

Grades may vary depending on combinations taken
(E) Higher English at A required
(H) Higher History at A required
(M) Higher Maths at A required

Start Date

September

Qualification

Degree

Award

MA Hons

Study Method

Full time

UCAS Code

Please refer to list below

Course Length

4 - 5 years

Faculty

Faculty of Arts

Department

Economics and Finance

SCQF Level

10

Combination Courses

Economics and Ancient History
Economics and Arabic
Economics and Arabic (WIYA)
Economics and Biblical Studies
Economics and Chinese Studies
Economics and Chinese Studies (WIYA)
Economics and English (E)
Economics and Film Studies
Economics and Geography
Economics and German
Economics and German (WIYA)
Economics and International Relations
Economics and Italian
Economics and Italian (WIYA)
Economics and Management
Economics and Mathematics (M)
Economics and Medieval History (H)
Economics and Middle East Studies (H)
Economics and Modern History (H)
Economics and Persian
Economics and Philosophy
Economics and Psychology
Economics and Russian
Economics and Russian (WIYA)
Economics and Social Anthropology
Economics and Spanish
Economics and Spanish (WIYA)
Economics and Statistics (M)
Economics and Sustainable Development
Economics with German
Economics with German (WIYA)
Economics with Russian
Economics with Russian (WIYA)
Economics with Social Anthropology
Economics with Spanish
Economics with Spanish (WIYA)
LVD1
LT16
TBC
LV16
CH04
CW04
LQ13
LP13
LL17
LR12
LRC2
LL12
LR13
LRC3
NL21
GL11
LVC1
TL61
LV11
L1T6
LV15
CL81
LR17
LRC7
LL16
LR14
LRC4
GLH1
F892
L1RT
L1RR
L1L6
L1RK
L1RL
L1R2
L1RF