Land Economy
- Number of students per year: up to three
- Typical offer: A*AA or equivalent; we accept a wide range of
- Essential subjects: none
- Useful subjects: Mathematics, Economics
Land Economy offers students the opportunity to build valuable skill sets, study some of the key issues of our time, and cultivate excellent career opportunities.
If you're looking for a degree that will give you an intellectual challenge and a wide breadth of career opportunities, this is it.
The main disciplines are law and economics, but with options in aspects of the environment, business finance, and resource management.
Requirements
Our typical conditional offer is one A* and two A grades at A-Level or equivalent.
Previous Land Economy students have taken a wide range of subjects at A-Level, from sciences, mathematics, arts, and social sciences. There are no required subjects at A-Level, but Mathematics is useful. If you haven't studied Mathematics at A-Level or equivalent, we'll need to know that you have the mathematical skills to thrive on the course.
We welcome applications from students with other qualifications comparable to A-Level Level, such as the Scottish Advanced Highers, the International Baccalaureate, and other school leaving examinations.
Written assessment
There is currently no written assessment for Land Economy.
Interviews
In 2024-25, we’ll be interviewing shortlisted applicants virtually, with interviews taking place in December.
The interview process aims to assess your intellectual ability, potential, and commitment to the subject. Candidates are typically interviewed by at least three subject specialists, including the Director of Studies, and total contact time will be between 35-50 minutes in total. This could be in a single interview, or in two separate interviews. Further details will be made available to candidates closer to the time.
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Written work
You don't need to submit any written work.
International applicants
We mostly refer to A-Levels and the International Baccalaureate for our entry requirements, but we accept a wide variety of qualifications from all over the world. The University website lists the . We expect students to be on track to achieve the highest grades in whichever qualification system they are studying. See our dedicated page for international students for more information.
Deferred and post A-Level entry
We're happy to consider post A-Level and deferred applications in Land Economy. You'll normally have already achieved A*AA at A-Level or equivalent, and you'll need to go through the normal competitive process with the other applicants.
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