The Year 13 Economics course builds on from the basic economic theory learnt in Year 11. This course helps explain the ‘why’ behind theories such as the law of demand and supply. 

We also look at how government policies can address issues of income inequality and externalities.

If you are looking at undertaking a Commerce Degree at University, Economics is an essential subject to take at school. 

Economics is a versatile field that provides a solid foundation in analytical thinking, problem-solving, and an understanding of how markets, businesses, and governments operate.

This knowledge base equips individuals for diverse career paths such as: Financial Analyst, Economist, Accountant, Policy Analyst, Management Consultant, Market Research Analyst, Banking and Finance Professional, Data Analyst, Government Official, Human Resource Management, Marketing Management, International Development Specialist, Academic Researcher, Entrepreneur, International Business, Actuarial Analyst, Public Policy Specialist, Urban or Regional Planner, Environmental Economist. 

Previous Economics students need at least 10 credits in Level 2 Economics.  

For students who have not taken economics before you need a minimum of 10 credits in Level 1 English and Mathematics This course is set out so that students who have not taken economics before can easily pick up new content. 

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