
Mode of Study
Part-time
Start Date
19th Aug 2025, 32 weeks
Day(s):
Tuesday, Thursday
Time:
13:30 - 16:00
Location
City Campus
Cost
ÂŁ 0
Overview
Please note - this is a school college partnership course for school students in S4-S6.
Economics relates to every aspect of our lives, from the decisions we make as individuals or families to the structures created by governments and businesses.
By studying Economics you’ll understand and make use of economic information. You’ll learn to analyse, interpret, predict and explain the actions of individuals, businesses and governments in various economic situations. You will develop an appreciation of how markets and governments work and how the decisions taken in these economic contexts impact our daily lives.
Economics is a useful subject for many students, particularly if you are interested in a career in business or finance, central or local government.
Attendance Pattern
- Tuesday and Thursday (1.30pm – 4pm).
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
This course would suit students who want to make a difference in their communities. Applicants must have achieved National 5 English at Grade C or above and are working towards a Higher qualification.
What you study
- Economics of the market.
- UK economic activity.
- Global economic activity.
After the course
Careers
With further study you could work in a variety of roles within the public, private and third sectors. Economics graduates often work as knowledge exchange assistants, research assistants, research officers, policy analysts and economic or policy advisors.
Continuing Study
Following successful completion, you can progress on Finance, Business or Social Sciences courses at City of Glasgow College.
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Mode of Study:
Part-time
Part-time
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Start Date:
19th Aug 2025, 32 weeks
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Day(s):
Tuesday, Thursday
Time:13:30 - 16:00
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Location:
City Campus
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Cost:
ÂŁ 0