![Photograph of Chao Liang graduate of the BSc (Business and Financial Economics) with the programme director Dr. Decland Jordan who was awarded a position on the Enterprise Ireland International Graduate Programme 2010 [right] blended with other students of the programme on a fun day out [left].](/en/media/banner2china2faded.gif "Photograph of Chao Liang graduate of the BSc (Business and Financial Economics) with the programme director Dr. Decland Jordan who was awarded a position on the Enterprise Ireland International Graduate Programme 2010 [right] blended with other students of the programme on a fun day out [left].")
What undergraduate degree programme in Economics can I apply for?
The Department of Economics in UCC delivers a wide range of Economics modules designed to best suit the programme selected by you. You can major in Economics by taking an Arts or Commerce degree. Economics accounts for one half of the B.Sc (Finance) degree. One can also study for a joint honours degree combining Computer Science and Economics. The relevance of Economics to many disciplines is reflected in the presence of Economics in programmes in Accounting, Government, Nursing, Food Business, Mathematical Science and many more. For more details on these programmes you might follow one or more of the following links
- Accounting ( CK202 )
- Government ( CK210 )
- Food Business ( CK501 )
