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13 May 2025

Updated Study Abroad information

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Study abroad

The Department of Economics is currently an active member of the Study Abroad Programme which offers opportunities for students to study abroad for one year at other universities in Europe and across the world. Information on studying abroad and locations of study will be given to you at the application stage. 

If you are successful in gaining a Study Abroad placement, your degree will become a four-year programme and, given that you pass sufficient modules whilst abroad, the title of your course will include the phrase 'with Study Abroad' alongside the existing title (e.g. 'BSc Economics with Study Abroad'). 

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Study abroad

The Department of Economics is currently an active member of the Study Abroad Programme which offers opportunities for students to study abroad for one year at other universities in Europe and across the world. Information on studying abroad and locations of study will be given to you at the application stage. 

If you are successful in gaining a Study Abroad placement, it will take four years to complete your degree and, given that you pass sufficient modules whilst abroad, the title of your course will include the phrase 'with Study Abroad' alongside the existing title (e.g. 'BSc Economics with Study Abroad').

6 March 2024

Updated the modules to state:

The Foundations of Political Theory and Topics in Political Theory modules are considered optional core modules for the Year Two BA Politics and International Studies Pathway, along with Economics 2.

22 November 2024

We have added more information under Fees and Funding Additional Information:

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All students will be required to purchase a scientific (non-graphical) calculator. We do not specify a particular model but note that the Casio FX82, FX83 or FX85 series are all appropriate and are reasonably priced.

21 November 2024

We have added more information to the Study Abroad section of the Course Overview:

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You will only pay 15% of your usual student fees to the University of Warwick while studying abroad. You may be required to pay some additional costs to your host institution. You will have to pay for your travel to and from the university, your accommodation while living in the country, and living expenses. All students are strongly advised to take travel and health insurance for the duration of their stay abroad as the University's travel policy covers students for emergencies only. Student visa holders will be required to pay for their visa extension and a fourth year of the Immigration Health Surcharge.

7 May 2024

We have made updates to the general entry requirements for this course:

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General entry requirements

A successful application to this programme requires the application to be strong in all areas, including:

• Predicted/Current Grades
• Past Academic Record
• Personal Statement
• School reference

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General entry requirements

A successful application to this programme requires the application to be strong in all areas, including:

• Predicted/Current Grades
• Past Academic Record
• Personal Statement
• School reference

The Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA)

A successful application to this programme requires applicants to take an admissions test (The Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA)).

For further details including test dates and how to register for TMUA, please see the TMUA at Warwick webpageLink opens in a new window.