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Bachelor of Science (BSc Hons)
University of Warwick
🇬🇧 Coventry, England · QS #69

BSc Economics

A three-year BSc from one of the UK's leading economics departments. A rigorous, quantitative programme covering micro, macro and econometrics, with a wide choice of options and strong links to industry, the Bank of England and the civil service.

3 years
Full-time duration
£35,530
Tuition (international)
September 2026
Next intake
IELTS 6.5
English requirement
Overview

A three-year BSc Economics from the University of Warwick — consistently ranked among the top economics departments in the UK and Europe. The curriculum is rigorous and quantitative, covering microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics, with a wide range of optional modules and a research dissertation.

Warwick Economics is highly quantitative and research-led. You build strong analytical and statistical skills that are prized by employers in finance, consulting, policy and data — and by leading master's and PhD programmes.

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Same field, different universities

See how this programme compares with economics and business degrees at other universities we work with.

UniversityCountryLevelDurationTuition/year
Warwick ★ This programme 🇬🇧 UK Bachelor's 3 years £35,530
Bologna (MSc Econ) QS #130 🇮🇹 Italy Master's 2 years €2,800
Glasgow (BA Business) QS #78 🇬🇧 UK Bachelor's 4 years £22,800
Corvinus (Analytics) Budapest 🇭🇺 Hungary Master's 2 years €4,500

Your counsellor helps you compare and apply to multiple programmes simultaneously — at no cost.

Entry requirements

What you'll need

AcademicA*AA at A-level incl. Mathematics (or international equivalent)
EnglishIELTS 6.5 (no band below 6.0) or TOEFL 90
Application viaUCAS (UK undergraduate admissions)
DocumentsHigh school transcripts, personal statement, passport
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Don't meet the entry requirements? An NCUK International Foundation Year or a Warwick pre-entry pathway can bridge the gap — your counsellor will find the right route.

What you'll study

Core modules

01 Microeconomics
02 Macroeconomics
03 Econometrics
04 Mathematical Economics
05 International & Development Economics
06 Research Dissertation
After you graduate

Career outcomes

£35,000+

Average graduate starting salary

2-year visa

UK Graduate Route post-study work visa

Top 5

Warwick Economics ranked among the UK's best

Top employers

Bank of England, Goldman Sachs, PwC, Deloitte, FCDO

How to apply

Application timeline

September – December 2025
Prepare your UCAS application
Gather your high school transcripts, write your personal statement, and prepare your references. Your counsellor reviews everything free of charge.
January 2026
Submit via UCAS
UCAS deadline for international applicants is 29 January 2026. Your counsellor submits your application and manages the process.
February – May 2026
Receive your offer
Warwick typically responds within 4–8 weeks. Your counsellor follows up and helps you compare offers if you applied to multiple universities.
May – August 2026
Visa & accommodation
Pay your deposit, receive your CAS, apply for your Student Route visa, and arrange accommodation on or near the Warwick campus.
September 2026
Welcome week & start
Arrive at Warwick for Welcome Week and begin your BSc Economics programme.
Fees & funding

Tuition fees & deposit

Tuition (international)Per annum£35,530
Total degree cost3 years × £35,530£106,590
DepositRequired before CAS / visa£2,000
IHS (Immigration Health Surcharge)Per year£776
Scholarships

Funding you may be eligible for

Warwick and external funders offer scholarships for international undergraduates. Your counsellor matches you with every award you qualify for.

Warwick Undergraduate Global Excellence Scholarship
University of Warwick · Merit-based
£5,000–£13,000
Coverage: £5,000 tuition fee reduction per year
Eligibility: International undergraduate students with strong academic record
Duration: Renewable each year of study
Deadline: Automatic consideration on admission
Source: warwick.ac.uk scholarships, 2026
Warwick Bursary
University of Warwick · Need-based
£3,000–£5,000
Coverage: Tuition fee reduction
Eligibility: Top-performing international students
Duration: First year (may be renewable)
Deadline: Varies — your counsellor tracks deadlines
Source: warwick.ac.uk funding pages, 2026
Government Sponsorship
KASP / Egyptian & Gulf schemes
Full
Coverage: Full tuition + living stipend (if eligible)
Eligibility: Government-sponsored students (e.g. KASP, Egyptian missions)
Duration: First year of study
Deadline: Varies — typically March–May
Source: national scholarship authorities, 2026
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Not sure which scholarships you qualify for? Your counsellor reviews every option and handles the applications — at no cost.

Loans & financing

Alternative funding options

Prodigy Finance
International student loan · No collateral
Varies

Available for select undergraduate programmes at top-ranked universities. No cosigner required; rates based on future earning potential.

Part-time work
Earn while you study near Coventry
Up to 20 hrs/week

Student Route visa holders may work up to 20 hours per week during term and full-time during holidays. Coventry and nearby Birmingham offer strong student employment, and Warwick's careers service and internships are excellent.

Living costs

Monthly budget in Coventry

Coventry is one of the UK's more affordable student cities — considerably cheaper than London, with modern campus accommodation at Warwick.

Rent (student housing)£450–£750
Food & groceries£130–£210
Transport£40–£65
Mobile & internet£20–£30
Books & supplies£15–£35
Personal & leisure£90–£190
Estimated total£745–£1,280/month

UKVI maintenance requirement: £1,023/month (outside London) for 9 months — you must show this in your bank statements for the visa.

Student visa

Visa requirements for the UK

Visa typeStudent Route visa (formerly Tier 4)
CAS requiredConfirmation of Acceptance for Studies from Warwick
Financial proof£1,023/month × 9 months = £9,207 (outside London)
Health surcharge (IHS)£776/year — covers NHS access
Visa fee£490 (standard processing)
Post-graduation2-year Graduate Route visa — work in any role
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Your counsellor guides you through the full visa process — from CAS letter to biometrics appointment.

Student stories

Hear from our students

"Warwick Economics is rigorous and respected — the quantitative training set me apart in interviews. I landed a spring week at a bank in my second year. My counsellor handled my UCAS application and personal statement."
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Omar B.
BSc Economics, Warwick — Class of 2026 · 🇱🇧 Lebanon
"Warwick's reputation opened every door — a summer internship in consulting during my degree turned into a graduate offer. The campus community is amazing. Best decision I've made."
DA
Dana A.
BSc Economics, Warwick — Class of 2025 · 🇰🇼 Kuwait
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Why study Economics at Warwick?
Warwick has one of the UK's top-ranked and most research-intensive economics departments, with a strongly quantitative, theory-led curriculum. Graduates are highly sought after by banks, consultancies, the civil service and top graduate schools worldwide.
Can I stay and work in the UK after graduating?
Yes. The 2-year Graduate Route visa lets you stay and work in any role — no job offer needed to apply. After that, your employer can sponsor you for a Skilled Worker visa.
How is Warwick Economics ranked?
Warwick's Department of Economics is consistently ranked among the top economics departments in the UK and Europe, with world-class research and outstanding graduate outcomes. A Warwick economics degree is highly valued by employers and top graduate schools worldwide.
How affordable is studying at Warwick?
Very affordable compared with London. Budget around £745–£1,280/month for living costs in and around Coventry, with modern on-campus accommodation available. That's far below London's £1,120–£2,035.
Do I apply through UCAS?
Yes. All UK undergraduate applications go through UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service). You can apply to up to 5 universities on one UCAS application. Your counsellor manages the entire UCAS process — from writing your personal statement to tracking offers.
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