The BSc in Development Economics at SOAS in London is one of the leading courses of its kind in the world. The three-year degree focuses on developing world economies and encourages students to acquire a critical approach to economics. The course also encourages students to apply this knowledge to real world issues facing the global south and assess economic interdepends. The degrees core modules include an introduction to economic analysis, comparative growth, theoretical approaches and contemporary debates. Optional modules can be taken in micro and macro-economic analysis and global economic policy. The BSc in Development Economics at SOAS aims to equip students with expertise in the leading economic and political theories as well as gaining an extensive knowledge of emerging economics in Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
Entry requirements for the undergraduate degree in Development Economics at SOAS for UK student are AAA-AAB at A level, including GCSE maths grade B (grade 6 in the new structure). International students should contact the university for comparable grades.
Fees for domestic UK students at SOAS to study the BSc in Development Economics are 9,250 GBP a year. Fees for overseas students are around 18,630 GBP a year. SOAS has a wide range of scholarships and bursaries for students. These include fee waivers, grants, hardship funds and travel awards.