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The degree in Economics is a four-year programme that aims to train future professionals in the new digital economy, from a global, sustainable perspective. If you choose to study this economics degree, you will acquire the necessary knowledge, skills, resources, and competencies to make rigorous, well-informed economic decisions, in which technology, the global environment and sustainability will be the foundations of the learning process.
This bachelor's degree in Economics prepares you to be an economist of the future, in an international environment in which you’ll develop analytical capabilities, learning to use the latest technology and innovation. You will learn from an experienced faculty made up of leading experts still active in the workplace today, as well as have the opportunity to complete internships and work placements.
| Campus-based | |
| Villaviciosa de Odón | 4 years, 240 ECTS |
Start: 15 sep. 2025 | Faculty of Economics, Business and Communication Sciences |
A curriculum designed from the hand and from the needs of the professional sector.
During the first year of the degree, you will acquire more general knowledge and the basics of economic science that will lay the foundations of your training. From the second year onwards, you will progressively advance in the real application of the competencies and learning in real challenges, handling of digital tools, practical research and innovation that you will use in the real work environment.
PRIMER CURSO
| Materia | ECTS | Tipo | Idioma de impartición |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fundamentals of macroeconomics | 6 | BASIC | English (en) |
| Mathematics for economics I | 6 | BASIC | English (en) |
| Fundamentals of business law | 6 | BASIC | English (en) |
| Fundamentals of business administration | 6 | BASIC | English (en) |
| Financial accounting I | 6 | BASIC | English (en) |
| Fundamentals of microeconomics | 6 | BASIC | English (en) |
| Mathematics for economics II | 6 | BASIC | English (en) |
| International areas and markets | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Economic history and economic thought | 6 | BASIC | English (en) |
| Financial accounting II | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
SEGUNDO CURSO
| Materia | ECTS | Tipo | Idioma de impartición |
|---|---|---|---|
| Macroeconomics | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Microeconomics | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Communication and negotiation skills | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Statistics | 6 | BASIC | English (en) |
| Practical research - Digital tools - LAB | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Dynamic macroeconomics | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Game theory | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Econometrics I | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Financial products and risk management | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Business analytics | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
TERCER CURSO
| Materia | ECTS | Tipo | Idioma de impartición |
|---|---|---|---|
| New economy I - Sustainable and circular economy | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Financial management | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Econometrics II | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| International economic law | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Business intelligence and programming | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| New economics II. Neuroeconomics | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Strategic management | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Fundamental and technical analysis of investments | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Spanish taxation | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Technological innovation - EconomicLAB | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
CUARTO CURSO
| Materia | ECTS | Tipo | Idioma de impartición |
|---|---|---|---|
| International economic organisations | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Economic growth | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| International Taxation | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Public Economics | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Foreign Trade | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Models and time series in economics | 6 | COMPULSORY | English (en) |
| Graduation project | 6 | GRADUATION PROJECT | English (en) |
| Academic internships | 6 | INTERNSHIPS | English (en) |
| Ethics in international business | 6 | ELECTIVE | English (en) |
| Digital marketing | 6 | ELECTIVE | English (en) |
| Theory and analysis of international conflicts | 6 | ELECTIVE | English (en) |
| Company assessment | 6 | ELECTIVE | English (en) |
| People management | 6 | ELECTIVE | English (en) |
| Logistics and operations | 6 | ELECTIVE | English (en) |
First academic year: 2023-2024 academic year
80 places
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Internship regulations
Internships are a key part of your training. Gaining experience after learning in your degree program is the best way to enter the job market. There are two types of Internships: curricular (included in your curriculum) and extracurricular (those completed voluntarily).
To take part in curricular internships in companies, you must have passed 50% of the credits and enrolled in the subject before beginning the internship. These internships are conducted with follow-up by the company and by the internship professor, as well as intermediate and final reports for assessment.
If you want to improve your work experience before finishing your university training, you can take part in extracurricular internships. You may do so in any year, but remember that internships are complementary to your studies, so the more knowledge you have acquired throughout your degree program, the better you will be able to take advantage of your internship experience.
Studying a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics is a very appealing option due to the high degree of employability, both at private companies and in the public sector, in Spain and abroad. Graduates in this sector are often inclined to launch their own business initiatives, thereby diversifying the job market and promoting new job creation.
In the public sector, Economics graduates are especially welcome in international economic organisations such as European Union institutions (European Commission, ECB, EESC, EIB, etc.) and international organisations such as the World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, IMF, etc.
There are also ample employment opportunities in the private sector: banks, consulting firms, audit firms and in general all types of companies, to perform a wide variety of roles that range from research and economic services to the management of different economic and financial departments and general management and research.
Start your future at Universidad Europea
You can become a student at Universidad Europea in three easy steps.
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Start your admission process by calling +34 917407272 or request information and our advisors will contact you.
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Once you have been admitted, secure your place by paying the reservation fee.
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Submit the required documents to formalise your enrollment.
Scholarships and financial aid
We want to help you. If you want to study at the Universidad Europea, you will have at your disposal a wide selection of own and official scholarships.
Credit recognition and transfers
You don’t have to stick with something you don’t like. That’s why we’ve designed specific plans for credit recognition and transfers.
Request your online credit recognition review, transfer your academic file and start studying at Universidad Europea.
The ideal profile for future students of the Bachelor's Degree in Economics:
You will be able to access the Degree in Business Administration through one of the following options:
Students from other countries and those who do not have an international agreement signed, must homologate their studies and take the university entrance exam(s) if required according to RD 412/2014.
74% of our professors are highly prestigious PhDs in the area of teaching.
Economics involves the study of how people and societies allocate scarce resources, which can require a deep understanding of mathematical and statistical concepts, as well as an ability to think critically and creatively about economic issues. That being said, many students find economics to be a rewarding and engaging field of study, and with the right mindset and dedication, it is certainly possible to succeed in an economics degree programme.
At Universidad Europea, throughout your degree you will learn from an experienced faculty made up of experts in their area. You will also be able to complete internships and work placements, and gain the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in whatever role you decide to go into once you graduate.
An Economics Degree can prepare you for a wide range of careers, as it provides training in analytical, quantitative, and critical thinking skills that are highly valued in many industries. Some common career paths for economics graduates include:
An Economics Degree typically involves subjects that cover a wide range of topics related to the study of how individuals, businesses, and societies allocate scarce resources. Some of the key areas of study in an economics degree include:
At Universidad Europea, the Degree in Economics starts by looking at the broader terms so you will acquire a general understanding. From the second year onwards, the subjects become more specialist and you can choose different modules according to your interests.
A Degree in Economics takes four years to study. At Universidad Europea, you will have the chance to complete internships at organisations in different sectors, learning from experienced professionals.
As an international university that focuses on preparing you on acquiring the skills needed to succeed wherever you choose to live and work, we have agreements with numerous partner universities around the world for you to carry out study exchange programmes.