Goldsmiths, University of London,

Overview

Economics with Law at Goldsmiths integrates the principles of economic analysis with legal frameworks, offering students a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between markets, regulations, and policy. Throughout the program, learners will develop robust quantitative and legal skills that they can apply to real-world challenges in finance, business, and public policy.

• Level: Undergraduate (BA, Honours)
• Duration: 3 years (full-time)
• Credits: Typically 360 credits (UK undergraduate standard)
• Delivery: On-campus (Goldsmiths, University of London)
• Programme focus: Economics and Law (including quantitative economics and core legal subjects)
• Language of instruction: English
• Application: Apply through the university’s admissions process; specific dates may vary by applicant category

What you'll study

The curriculum is structured over three years, featuring essential modules in both Economics and Law, alongside opportunities to explore additional topics of interest.

Year 1 (Foundations)

• Introductory Economics
• Economic Reasoning
• Mathematics for Economics and Business
• 21st Century Legal Skills
• Contract Law

Year 2 (Core Economics and Law)

• Intermediate Microeconomics
• Intermediate Macroeconomics
• History of Economic Ideas
• Quantitative Economics
• Applied Quantitative Economics
• Intellectual Property Law

Year 3 (Applied and Advanced Topics)

• Public Economics
• International Economics
• Commercial Law and International Trade Agreements
• Company Law
• Individual and Institutional Economic Behaviour

Electives: Students have the option to select additional modules to customize their education towards specific interests such as policy, regulation, business, or international issues.

Entry requirements

Specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements for this programme are not publicly disclosed. Prospective students should check the university's official resources for the most current admission criteria.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Economics with Law program are well-equipped for a diverse range of career opportunities. They can pursue roles in finance, government, consultancy, legal practice, and academia, leveraging their unique skill set that combines economic insight with legal knowledge.