Economics undergraduate virtual experience
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Explore our placements
Our courses can be taken with a year spent gaining valuable experience with a placement year.
Pump up your CV
A placement year is a great way to gain some professional experience and could make your CV stand out from the crowd. Benefits include:
- finding out more about the world of work
- explore your career direction
- make professional contacts
Support at every step
You'll be supported by our Placements Team during before, during and after your placement.
Our support includes:
- Placement options brainstorming in Year 1
- CV and interview help in Year 2
- Regular contact with you on placement in Year 3
- Final year debrief
Placement destinations
Our students have taken placements across a number of sectors. Examples include:
- Amazon
- BP
- Dyson
- Ernst & Young (EY)
- HSBC
- Microsoft
- Nomura
- Pension Protection Fund
- UBS
- Union Bacaire Privée
Our graduate destinations
Find our where our graduates go.
- Work, combined and further study - 60%
- Further study only - 10%
- Other (including travelling) - 3%
- Unemployed - 3%
- Unknown - 23%
Economics
Graduate destination information for 2017 Economics graduates.^1
Our student bloggers
Our students share their study experience and life at Bath.
Jonathan's university experience
Meet Jonathan, one of our Economics students. Watch his YouTube channel and hear him talk about his experiences at university.
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1 Graduate destinations information for the courses: BSc Economics and BSc Economics and Politics. Data only includes destinations for first degree UK and Other EU domiciled students. View data source.
2 Information correct at time of production. Views and opinions expressed by the participants in these films are their own and not necessarily those of the University of Bath.