The University of Bath in the UK offers a BSc in International Development with Economics. On the three-year degree students gain a knowledge of the opportunities and constraints of global development whilst also investigating economic, political and social factors affecting poorer countries. The degree introduces students to a range of disciplinary methods in international development, whilst combining a focus with economics. The aim is to give graduates a theoretical knowledge of development with the employable skills economics provides. Modules on the undergraduate degree course include the modern world economy, introduction to politics of development and development policy and practice. The International Development with Economics bachelors at Bath University prepares graduates for careers in government and NGOs, development consultant and international businesses focusing on emerging markets.
Entry requirements for Bath University are based on a contextual admission process. This means the applicants individual circumstances are taken into account. For the BSc in International Development, Bath University does require previous studies in the humanity subjects such as history, politics, philosophy or geography.
Tuition fees for UK students wanting to study the BSc in International Development with Economics at Bath University are 9,250 GBP per year. Fees for international students at 18,500 GBP a year. Bath University has a number of scholarships including for people from low incomes and with high academic achievements.