Business Management & Economics summer course in Cambridge, by Reach Cambridge.
The Reach Cambridge Business Management & Economics Course aims to provide a broad introduction to the subjects, perfect for those interested in studying it at university, or just those who are curious about the modern economic world. By studying economics in Cambridge, you will be following in the footsteps of Malthus, Keynes, Sen and Stiglitz – to name just a few.
Topics covered in the course include development, globalisation, the place of the firm in the economy, inequality and macroeconomic management. The course is designed to allow students to make their own judgements about the most appropriate approaches to economic problems. Students are given a range of perspectives, allowing them to see economics as a rich, pluralist academic discipline. The business management aspect of the course features sessions centered on markets, firms and development. Exploring topics such as strategy, marketing, finance or entrepreneurship it aims to give students an insight into the mechanisms at the heart of the modern business world.
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