How can companies remain competitive in a crowded marketplace? How do they decide how much to invest in research and development? How do regulatory systems impact profit margins, innovation and growth?
Uncover the answers to some of the biggest problems that businesses face and develop your understanding of economics in the real world.
Our industrial economics courses draw from expertise and research within the business school, arming you with the knowledge, practical skills and confidence you need to stand out amongst graduates.
Learn more about the course from Dr David Morris and find out why he’s passionate about industrial economics
Taught in a triple accredited Business School, our BSc Industrial Economics will ask how companies remain competitive in a crowded marketplace and how world’s finite resources are allocated in the most efficient manner; uncovering the impact of decision making, regional dynamics and global challenges.
We are accredited by AACSB, AMBA and EQUIS. One of the few business schools worldwide to hold this prestige.
On top of the business school accreditations, our industrial economics courses are accredited by the Chartered Insurance Institute.
The University of Nottingham graduates are among the most targeted by top graduate employers (The Graduate Market in 2023, High Fliers Research).
Develop your professional and academic skills from the get-go by taking the Professional and Academic Development module in your first year.
A massive 75% of employers report a shortage of digital skills in their workforce. So, it’s important you have the digital skills needed to excel in your career.
Our industrial economics courses are integrated with software from SAP, so you’ll enter the graduate pool with a deep understanding of widely used systems. During the course, you will learn how to use data, AI and the Cloud to fill the digital knowledge gap.
Plus, all business school students have the opportunity to take industry-recognised certifications from Microsoft and SAP at a discounted rate alongside their degrees.
