What are the economics major top ten universities in the UK?

Oxford university

 

University of Oxford, Oxford, Oxford, is a world-renowned public research university in Oxford, UK. Oxford University has a history of recording dating back to 1096, the oldest university in the English world and the second oldest higher education institution in the world.

Oxford University is the British research university Russell University Group, the British "G5 Super Elite University", the top universities in Europe Coimbra Group, the European research university alliance and Europaeum core members. Oxford University Press is the world's largest university press, published works include 20 volumes of "Oxford English Dictionary". Oxford University is also the venue for two prestigious scholarship programs: one for the establishment of the Clarendon Scholarship in 2001; the other for the past more than a century, attracted a lot of outstanding graduate students to learn the Rhodes scholarship. Oxford also has the world's largest university press, and the largest university library system in the UK. Oxford has cultivated a number of social celebrities, including 27 British Prime Ministers, 60 Nobel Prize winners and dozens of members of the world's royal family and political leaders.

 

Undergraduate professional settings

 

Philosophy, Politics & Economics (BA)

 

Economics & Management (BA)

 

History & Economics (BA)

 

Engineering & Economics (BA)

 

Materials & Economics (BA)

 

Cambridge University

 

Cambridge University is one of the oldest universities in the world and was founded in 1209 in Cambridge, UK. It is a college federated university, composed of a self-managed college, and it is also a world-renowned leading academic center. Its achievements are not only from the Cambridge scholars world-class research, but also from all over the world studying at Cambridge students get academic achievements.

Cambridge University Department of Economics was established in the early 20th century, is the largest gathering of economists in the UK one of the centers. It has about 80 academic staff and more than 100 graduate students. The research system of the college is based on a series of research groups, each with its own seminars; researchers with similar topics can be explored in the group to get team members to support or support other members of the study, while possible And interdisciplinary discussions between other colleges. University of Cambridge The Marshall Library is one of the UK's best library of economics. It has more than 70,000 feature books and research papers and more than 30,000 subscriptions. It also has a large number of online materials and bibliographic searches Engine, including EconLit. New Economic Thinking (INET), co-founded by the Department of Economics and New York, is designed to conduct innovative research on economics and support for research.

 

Undergraduate professional settings

 

Economics (BA)

 

University of London (UCL)

 

The University of London was founded in 1826 and is a public research university in the heart of London. In the REF rankings in 2014, UCL ranked first in research strength in the UK; in the 2013 survey, UCL received the largest amount of funding support from the British Research Council; UCL also has a large number of doctoral training centers. In terms of teaching resources, UCL is one of the two most profitable universities, which means that the education of the students here is the highest level of experts and scholars from all areas. UCL is also a school that encourages students to develop. Only one year in 2013, the school students participated in 41,500 hours of volunteer work, set up 80 social enterprises and 25 student enterprises.

The University of London has the first established School of Economics in England, and its research strengths and achievements have international prestige in all areas of economics, and it is the only one in the UK to score 3.78 points in the REF evaluation system in 2014 (4 points ), And 79% of the research was rated 4 Star in Economics. In addition, in the REF evaluation, UCL's School of Economics was named the best economics school in the UK, UCL's best college, and the best college in any field in the UK.

 

Undergraduate professional settings

 

Economics (BSc)

 

Economics with a Year Abroad (BSc)

 

Economics and Business with East EuropeanStudies (BA)

 

Economics and Geography (BA)

 

European Social and Political Studies (BA)

 

Philosophy and Economics (BA)

 

Mathematics with Economics (MSci)

 

Statistics, Economics and Finance (BSc)

 

Statistics, Economics and Language (BSc)

 

London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)

 

London School of Economics and Political Science was founded in 1895, is one of the world's most outstanding research universities, in the social science class achievements and Harvard University, Berkeley University and Stanford University par. LSE's application of economic, financial and social science research is a world leader in 20 research centers, including the Center for Economic Performance and the Grantham Research Institute's Climate Change and Environmental Research Center (Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment). LSE now has 10,601 students, of whom 51% are from non-UK and EU countries.

The London School of Economics and Economy has one of the world's largest and best economics departments, composed of experts and scholars from various research directions in economics. Over the past 50 years, the Department of Economics has trained ten Nobel Prize winners, distinguished alumni in different organizations, governments, international institutions, business or financial fields at home or abroad. The Department of Economics has been ranked among the top 20 in the world. In the 2014 Research Assessment Exercise assessment, 56% were rated 4 stars, the world's leading level. Most of the research activities of the Department of Economics are carried out in its seven research centers, including the Suntory and Toyota International Center for Economics and Related Disciplines (STICERD), the economic performance center (the Center for Economic Performance (CEP), the Financial Markets Group (FMG), the Center for Analysis of Social Exclusion (CASE), the Spatial Economics Research Center (SERC), International Growth (The Center Growth Center (IGC)), and the Center for Macroeconomics (CFM)

 

Undergraduate professional settings

 

Economics (BSc)

 

Econometrics and Mathematical Economics (BSc)

 

Economics with Economic History (BSc)

 

Economics with Environmental Policy (BSc)

 

Economics with Geography (BSc)

 

Economics with Government (BSc)

 

Economics with Philosophy (BSc)

 

Economics with Mathematics (BSc)

 

Philosophy, Politics and Economics (BSc)

 

University of Edinburgh

 

University of Edinburgh (The University of Edinburgh), referred to as love, the king of Scotland, the world's top 20 top schools. Located in the capital city of Edinburgh, Scotland, was founded in 1583, is the sixth country in the English-speaking countries. "The Scottish Enlightenment" and the "University of Scotland Development Studies" mentioned that the University of Edinburgh in the 18th century had surpassed Oxford and Cambridge and became the first university to lead the European academic development. Benjamin Franklin has praised: "The University of Edinburgh has many true great men and professors engaged in various knowledge studies, which have never existed in any country in the past."

Undergraduate professional settings

 

Economic and Social History (MA)

 

Economic History (MA)

 

Economics (MA)

 

Arabic and Economics (MA)

 

Business and Economics (MA)

 

Business with Strategic Economics (MA)

 

Chinese and Economics (MA)

 

Economic and Social History with Environmental Studies (MA)

 

Economic History and Business (MA)

 

Economics and Accounting (MA)

 

Economics and Economic History (MA)

 

Economics and Mathematics (MA)

 

Economics and Politics (MA)

 

Economics and Sociology (MA)

 

Economics and Statistics (MA)

 

Economics with Environmental Studies (MA)

 

Economics with Finance (MA)

 

Economics with Management Science (MA)

 

Geography and Economic and Social History (MA)

 

Geography and Economics (MA)

 

Law and Economics (LLB)

 

Philosophy and Economics (MA)

 

Politics and Economic & Social History (MA)

 

Psychology and Economics (MA)

 

Social Policy and Economics (MA)

 

Social Policy and Social and Economic History (MA)

 

Sociology and Social & Economic History (MA)

 

King's College London (KCL)