TOP 10 ECONOMICS COURSES IN UK

Quartic’s economics course focuses on the cash flow of the oil and gas industry - where money is spent, where it is earned and what we can do to minimize risk.

The Finance and economics programme brings together a unique blend of world-class, multi-disciplinary, expertise in order to enable a more inclusive and productive digital economy.

Economics is the study of economic systems relating to the behaviour of individuals, organisations and governments in both national and international contexts, in the pursuit of wealth and financial well-being.

This non-credit two-month course is intended for students who want to gain general knowledge, learn a new skill, upgrade existing skills or develop personal interests in subjects related to economics, finance or accounting.

The aim of this course is to provide knowledge and operative tools on financial and economic evaluation of suppliers/contractors. Starting from a general framework on relationships with suppliers the module will go in depth in analysing balance sheet information in order to understand economic.

Economics is the study of scarcity and the consequences of scarcity. Individuals, households, businesses and nations all experience some level of scarcity, in that they do not possess all the resources to satisfy all their wants and needs.

The 3-month programme in Diplomacy and Economics, offered in partnership with the prestigious Institution Crans Montana Forum (CMF), has been specifically designed to prepare the next generation of leaders and decision makers in the field of Diplomacy and International Economic.

This programme gives you a comprehensive, fully integrative and multi-disciplinary understanding of the threats, challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Gain the competitive insights and tools to position your organisation at the forefront of change.

In this course we help you understand the major factors affecting the global economy - growth, inflation, interest rates, currencies and more... We show you how they all fit together and consider the likely implications for companies.