Graduate Diploma in Economics

Course Structure

1. [\'You will improve your grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation, as well as academic skills in written work, delivering presentations and partaking in discussions.\', \'The aim of this module is to provide you with a basic understanding of economics. The module looks at the wider economic environment and applies economic thinking to current issues and problems.\', \'This module provides grounding in the usage of statistics in quantitative research. You will develop your quantitative skills and gain an insight into inferential statistics. You will also be introduced to statistical concepts and methods of data analysis commonly applied in business and social sciences.\', \'The aim of this module is to provide you with a basic understanding of business management. The module introduces the business world in a range of topics related to business management, as well as the concepts and vocabulary that underpin business studies in general.\', \'This module provides a basic understanding of the nature of enquiry, developing your ability to access and analyse data. A large part of the module involves analysing and interpreting existing data from various fields of research.\', \'The research project brings together the skills and understanding from other modules. The research can be primary or secondary and allows you to practise core skills necessary for postgraduate level study.\', \'assessment of your level of English language is based on the written and oral skills required for postgraduate study\', "assessment of your pathway\'s subject is based on written assignments, group work, project work, oral presentations, tests and written examinations", \'assessment of the research project is primarily based on the final written version of the project and a presentation.\']