BSc Business Economics

The BSc Business Economics at Kingston University is designed to help you understand how economic theory applies to real-world business decisions. It is a 3-year full-time programme that equips you with the necessary skills to analyse markets, interpret data, and understand global business environments.

This course covers core business topics such as microeconomics for business, econometrics and data analysis, and international trade and finance. When you graduate with this degree, you'll know how to evaluate business strategies using economic tools and make decisions in areas such as pricing, investment, and market development.

In this programme, you'll learn through a mix of lectures, seminars, workshops, and group projects. Assessment is done through a combination of coursework, presentations, and exams. This method will help you apply what you learned in both practical and theoretical ways.

Here are the standard entry requirements to study BSc Business Economics at Kingston University:

Grade Requirements

To apply, you need a UCAS point from 120 to 136 from either two A-Levels (BBC minimum) or a BTEC Level 3 National (DMM). Also, you may submit other equivalent qualifications.

English Proficiency 

Non-native English speakers may need to demonstrate proficiency in the language, typically through an IELTS score of at least 6.0. TOEFL or other equivalents are also allowed.

The tuition fee for the 2025/2026 session to study BSc Business Economics at Kingston University is £17,700 for the first year of study.

Kingston University offers its students several financial aid options, including grants, scholarships, student loans, and charities. For instance, asylum seekers in the UK are eligible for the Sanctuary Scholarship.

Here are some of the career options you have with a BSc in Business Economics from Kingston University:

• Economic Analyst  
• Financial Consultant  
• Business Economist  
• Policy Advisor  
• Market Research Analyst  
• Management Consultant

To apply for this course, you’ll need to go through UCAS. To find out more about this process, speak to one of our trained counsellors.