Have the opportunity to study with leading contemporary authors. Gain a firm grounding in style and technique. Learn critical thinking and the ability to be your own best editor. Learn the importance of broad and well-informed reading in the development of an original ‘voice’. Develop an awareness of creative industry norms in publication and networking.
A 2.1 Honours degree from a recognised UK university in Economics or Finance with a significant Economics component; or a 2.1 joint Honours in Economics and another subject that includes substantial training in microeconomics, macroeconometrics and econometrics. We will also consider applications from students without any training in Economics but who have a degree in a highly quantitative subject such as Mathematics, Physics and Statistics. CV a detailed personal statement which includes an explanation of why you want to study the programme, why you want to enrol at St Andrews, and future career plans. an original signed academic reference academic transcripts and degree certificates