Before you arrive
Welcome to the School of Economics. Here you can find out a bit more about your school and how you can prepare for starting your journey with us.
Please remember you need to register online before you can access your University of Nottingham email and many of our online resources. Keep an eye out for an email about how to register online.
We are delighted that you have chosen to join us and we look forward to working with you. In due course, we look forward to meeting you in person.
Wherever your interests lie we are sure your studies here will extend them in new directions, as well as helping you to develop your intellectual confidence and maturity.
We hope you enjoy your time at Nottingham. If you are unsure about anything in these early weeks, please ask questions or seek help from Student Services.
Preparing to start
This website contains useful information to help you prepare for your studies, including some preparatory reading to get you started before the term begins.
You will also find information about the induction activities that will be taking place at the start of the new academic year, and a link to our economics Moodle page - our hub of useful information related to our courses and student experience.
Keep an eye out for an email about how to register online and activate your University of Nottingham username and password. Once you have received this, take a look at the economics Moodle page and familiarise yourself with the information on there. You can also start following the school on social media to see what we're up to.
MSc students
All MSc students are required to attend our pre-sessional Mathematics and Econometrics modules (ECON4037 and ECON4038). These are short intensive module that covers most of the mathematical and econometric tools and training needed for studying economics at the graduate level. Attendance is highly recommended for all MSc students.
Please keep an eye out for emails from msc-economics@nottingham.ac.uk for more information, including pre-arrival material for students.