We’re proud to be Top 10 in the UK for Economics in the Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2026. That’s not just a ranking. It’s a reflection of the quality of teaching, the strength of our research, and the success of our students.
99% of our research was rated as world-leading or internationally excellent in the latest Research Excellence Framework. This means your lectures, seminars, and assignments are built on the latest thinking and real-world insights.
Our academics are experts influencing global policy, advising governments, and leading groundbreaking studies through our seven international research centres.
University Park is a stunning blend of nature, history, and culture. With acres of green parkland, beautiful historic buildings, and a picturesque boating lake, it’s a truly inspiring place to live and learn.
With access to Bloomberg terminals, Datastream, and a Financial Times subscription, you’ll have the tools to explore the real-world economy from day one.
From the moment you join, you’ll be part of a supportive, inclusive community. Through our peer mentoring scheme, you’ll be matched with a trained second-year student who’s been where you are and who’s ready to help. Whether it’s choosing modules, finding your way around campus, or learning how to take great notes, your mentor will be there to guide you.
From exclusive speaker series to alumni conferences, NEFS events put you face-to-face with industry leaders and successful graduates, giving you invaluable insights.
Previous events have included:
Our degrees are flexible, with a wide range of optional modules covering areas such as finance, behavioural economics, policy analysis and data analytics.
You’ll learn how to interpret complex data, evaluate policy, and apply economic models to real-world challenges. These are all skills that are in high demand across every sector.
You could study at our campus in China or Malaysia, or with a partner institution in the USA, Australia, and Europe.
This experience will introduce you to new academic environments, teaching styles, and cultural viewpoints. This will broaden your intellectual horizons and develop your critical thinking.
You offer a range of options that will help you to:
Between your second and final year, you could land a paid internship lasting 6 -12 weeks. That means you can:
You can opt to take a year in between your second and final year to work full-time in a role that matches your interests. This is a great way to bring your course to life in an active working environment. Past students have worked as:
We’re here to support you, challenge you, and celebrate your success, every step of the way. Let’s start this journey together.
And remember, you can chat to our students on The Student Room or contact our friendly Student Enquiries team.
