Core Modules

• Macroeconomics 2
• Microeconomics 2
• Econometrics 1

Optional Modules

Previously, a selection of the following options have been offered:

• Development Economics (Macroeconomics)
• Economics of Money and Banking
• The International Economy in the Twentieth Century
• Econometrics 2: Time Series

Entry requirements

For entry to the Diploma course a first degree of at least upper second class standard, or equivalent, is normally required, along with a good ‘A’ level in mathematics or equivalent including algebra and calculus.

Tuition fees 2020/21

All students: £19,550

The fee quoted above is for guidance only; the University reserves the right to amend its fees.

Please note that 2020/21 LIPA Diploma students who proceed to the MSc will be required to pay fees at the MSc 2021/22 rate in the second year.

Typical career paths

Careers in the finance sector such as accountancy, banking or insurance or in areas such as business intelligence, social or market research.

Those achieving the required standard may continue to the MSc Economics programme.