Using the links from this page you can discover six reasons to study in Bristol, how our admissions procedures work and how you might obtain professional accreditation from our programmes.
The degree programmes we provide and our anticipated offer levels for entry 2011 entry are as follows.
The codes shown below are UCAS subject codes, the offers levels shown are for A-levels, and "C1, C2, C3, C4" refer to the modules (Pure) Core Mathematics 1, 2, 3 and 4 (note that these module requirements are for students taking A-levels in the UK. Students taking A-levels elsewhere, such as Cambridge International Examinations or Singaporean A-levels will not follow the same modular system and for them the Mathematics requirement is simply grade A overall). For AQA candidates, XMCA2 grade A may take the place of C3 and C4.
Economics programmes
| L100 Economics | A*AA-ABB inc AAAA-AAAB in C1, C2, C3 and C4 |
| L101 Economics with Study in Continental Europe | A*AA-AAB inc AA-AB in C3 and C4 |
| L140 Economics and Econometrics | A*AA-AAB inc AA-AB in C3 and C4 |
Accounting and Finance programmes
| LN13 Economics and Finance | A*AA-AAB inc AA-AB in C3 and C4 |
| LN14 Economics and Accounting | AAA-AAB inc A in Mathematics inc AB in C3 and C4 |
| NN34 Accounting and Finance with Study in Continental Europe | AAA-AAB inc A in Mathematics inc AB in C3 and C4 |
| NN43 Accounting and Finance | AAA-AAB inc A in Mathematics inc AB in C3 and C4 |
Management programmes
| N200 Management * | AAA-AAB inc A in Mathematics inc AB in C3 and C4 |
| LN12 Economics and Management | AAA-ABB inc AAAA-AAAB in C1, C2, C3 and C4 |
| NN42 Accounting and Management | AAA-AAB inc A in Mathematics inc AB in C3 and C4 |
* This is a new programme that does not appear in our printed prospectus, for further information please click here.
Joint programmes with Departments outside the School of Economics, Finance and Management
| LG11 Economics and Mathematics | A*AA-ABB inc AAAA-AAAB in C1, C2, C3 and C4 |
| LL12 Economics and Politics | AAB inc A in Mathematics inc AA in C3 & C4 |
| VL51 Philosophy and Economics | AAA-AAB inc A in Mathematics inc AB in C3 and C4 |
Use this link for the University's Undergraduate Prospectus.
These days provide an opportunity for you to look around the University, get information about all aspects of University life, and speak to current students about what it's like to study and live in Bristol. There will be introductory talks as well as subject specific talks, but please note that you will have to book your place for the sessions that you wish to attend. In the School of Economics, Finance and Management we hold an exhibition about our degree programmes, and academic staff are on hand to answer any questions.
Information about the University Open Days for 2012 can be found on the Open Days page.
Have you received an offer from us? If so, you will be invited to attend a Post Offer Visit Day.
The Visit Days provide an opportunity for candidates who have already received an offer from us, to visit the School, meet and talk with staff and students, see a little of the University and the City, and hear of any recent developments with the courses. It is for your benefit so that you can select the university where the courses are surroundings are best suited to you.
Visit Days in 2012 will be held on the 29th of February and 14th of March for Accounting, Finance or Management candidates. The 22nd of February, 7th and 21st of March and 25 April for Economics candidates and the 22nd of February, 21st of March and 25th April for Economics and Mathematics candidates.
The following Joint honours degree candidates will receive an invitation from the partner School, Economics and Politics or Philosophy and Economics.
Attendance is by invitation only and places must be booked in advance.
If you are unable to attend either of the University Open Days in June or September, you may want to take a Precinct Tour instead. These tours run throughout the summer and give potential applicants an opportunity to visit the main University facilities and precinct. Led by current students, the tours are a great way to find out from a student's perspective what it is really like to study and live in Bristol.
Information on the 2012 Precinct Tours and details of how to book a place will be available on the University further opportunities to visit page in spring 2012.
This year's EFM undergraduate student prize winners thoroughly enjoy studying in Bristol. Our students have been awarded a range of School prizes generously donated by our alumni and corporate sponsors. They have also competed with other students in the Faculty of Social Sciences and Law to take the prestigious Alumni Achievement Award, Dean's Prizes and Ede and Ravenscroft Prize. Use this link to find out what they say about studying here.
The School is keen to attract applications from disabled students: use this link for our Disability Statement. And use the following links for more information on access and widening participation at the university level: Access Unit and Widening Participation.
