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Degree
Bachelors
Major
Econometrics
Area of study
Business and Administration | Mathematics and Statistics
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Undergraduate Study in Quantitative Economics

The University of Auckland offers a Bachelor of Science in Quantitative Economics, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of economic theory and practice, as well as strong analytical and mathematical skills.


What Can You Study in Quantitative Economics?

The Quantitative Economics program covers areas such as:


  • Microeconomics
  • Macroeconomics
  • Econometrics
  • Mathematical Modelling
  • Algebra
  • Calculus

Graduates of this program will be competent in economic theory and practice, with expertise in economic analysis and decision-making.


Entry Requirements for BSc Quantitative Economics

To enter the program, students must satisfy the entry requirements for the BSc. In their first year, students are expected to enroll in:


  • MATHS 120
  • MATHS 130
  • MATHS 162
  • ECON 151
  • ECON 152

These courses are prerequisites for the stage 2 courses of the program.


In their second year of study, students are expected to enroll in:


  • ECON 201
  • ECON 211
  • ECON 221
  • MATHS 250
  • Two of MATHS 254, 260, 270

After passing these courses, students will be able to complete the required stage 3 courses in the program. In their final semester, students must complete a capstone course (MATHS 399).


Where Can Undergraduate Study in Quantitative Economics Take You?

The specialization will produce graduates ready for employment in businesses with a strong quantitative focus, such as:


  • Economic consultancies
  • Finance or accountancy companies
  • Government departments
  • Local and regional councils
  • Universities
  • Insurance companies
  • Banks

Jobs Related to Quantitative Economics

Some potential career paths for graduates of the Quantitative Economics program include:


  • Economic consultant
  • Finance companies
  • Consulting
  • Government departments
  • Local and regional councils
  • Insurance companies
  • Banks
  • Universities

Further Study Options

Graduates of the Quantitative Economics program may also pursue further study options, such as:


  • Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) in Economics
  • Master of Commerce in Economics
  • Doctor of Philosophy

Undergraduate Programmes

The University of Auckland offers a range of undergraduate programs, including the Bachelor of Science.


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