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Economics degrees

Gain an understanding of the challenging issues of our time from academics who take a real-world approach to the subject and are leading the way in which economics is taught at university.

Career opportunities in the City


From Brexit to inequality, economics will help you understand the big issues and boost your career prospects. Join Chloe as she describes the personal learning experience at Greenwich.

Our courses

Our undergraduate degrees in economics have a sandwich year option, offering you the opportunity to gain industry experience. If you don’t meet the entry requirements for a three-year course, you can apply for an extended degree which includes a foundation year.

Gender equality key to solving the UK’s productivity crisis


Funding social care and childcare would free up the female workforce and boost the UK's lagging productivity, a new study has found.

The campus is lovely and it's close enough to the rest of London to make the most of the London life.

- Liam Cordrey, BSc Hons Economics

Research and partnerships

Our research of economics is closely related to our teaching of the subject. Academics and researchers explore current socially relevant issues, from neoliberalism and privatisation to finance, economy and society.

Our research


Greenwich Business School has four research centres. Learn more about our research.

Join us as a research student

If you have a research proposal related to economics, we can help you apply to the university and find the appropriate supervisor.

Contact

pgr_business_recruit@gre.ac.uk

Working with industry

Our expert staff, industry-standard facilities and research expertise can help your business grow.

Find out more

Greenwich Research & Enterprise

Contact

enterprise@gre.ac.uk

020 8331 7867

Big Picture Seminar Series


Gain insight into how different industries operate and the issues they face. Experienced speakers share their expertise on topics ranging from leadership and management to economics and media.