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The Bachelor of Science in Economics with Data Science program at the University of Southampton Malaysia offers a dynamic and interdisciplinary approach to addressing pressing economic issues through advanced data analysis techniques. This three-year degree combines rigorous training in economics with modern skills in data science, equipping students with the expertise to excel in diverse sectors such as finance, industry, and the public sector. Under the guidance of experienced faculty from the Department of Economics, students gain a deep understanding of economic principles while learning to apply advanced data science and econometric techniques to analyze and solve complex economic problems. Graduates of this program emerge with a unique skill set that combines economic knowledge with proficiency in data handling, statistical analysis, and modeling, making them highly sought after for roles as data analysts, economic consultants, policy analysts, and research economists. With their ability to leverage data-driven insights, graduates contribute to evidence-based decision-making and drive meaningful economic outcomes in today's data-centric world.
You will take one core module in Microeconomics. There are two options depending on if you did or did not study economics a A Level.
Modules you must study are:
You can also choose an optional module such as ‘Quantitative Modelling in Economics’, or modules from the Languages departments, the Business School or in Demography.
You must choose to study an introduction to econometrics or econometric theory. You'll also take a preparatory module for the research modules in the third year.
Other compulsory modules include:
You'll choose one or two modules from:
You can also choose to take a module from outside the Economics department, such as an interdisciplinary module, or language.
In year 3, you must choose between completing a research project or a dissertation. You'll also take the following compulsory modules:
You can also choose from a wide range of optional modules, including Behavioural Economics or Choice and Decision. You can also choose a module from another department, such as Politics.
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