商业学士学位（通识研究）（荣誉学位）-经济学

悉尼经济学院是少数从二年级开始提供专门荣誉课程的学校之一，班级较小，以促进与学术人员和其他学生的互动。我们的课程以高级微观经济学和宏观经济学课程为核心。我们还要求学生加强他们的数学和数据分析技能。该科目的核心课程为学生在荣誉学年中的各种选修课做准备。这些课程具有挑战性，随着学生进行高级课程学习并进行独立研究，他们将发展自己的分析，解决问题，写作，演讲和时间管理技能。悉尼大学经济学的最后一个荣誉年的准备工作从本科学位的第二年开始，第二年和第三年都有专门的荣誉课程单元
The Business School Honours Program is an additional year of intensive study that students with a superior academic record may undertake upon completion of the Bachelor of Commerce. The program is designed to challenge, inspire and set you apart to accelerate your global business career. Honours can fast track your future, whether you want to go into advanced research study or your chosen industry. Our program aims to produce Honours graduates who are highly motivated, organised and demonstrate superior initiative. As an Honours student, you will study advanced coursework topics and complete a research thesis. The coursework units have been developed to build your mastery of research methods and expertise in a given Business discipline. Business School Honours graduates join an exclusive and exceptional cohort. In completing your honours thesis you will work one-on-one with an expert in the discipline to investigate a research problem and expand the existing body of knowledge within your area of study. Success in the Honours program is driven by the applied focus of the student. If you have unanswered questions from your undergraduate degree, the program gives you the opportunity to go further. The specialist knowledge and skills developed and applied in an honours year are sought out by employers and set you on an upward trajectory. Our alumni are now represented throughout senior positions in academia, government and the business sector.<br><br>The Economics Honours subject area provides a supportive environment where students develop their skills as economists. These skills are highly valued by demanding employers: analytical ability; problem solving; quantitative methods; data analysis; research; and communication. Students take five semester-length units of study in classes that are usually smaller than 25 students. In the Honours subject area of Economics, coursework accounts for 62.5% of the final Honours grade. Students also write a thesis not exceeding 15,000 words under the supervision of one or two members of the academic staff. The thesis accounts for 37.5% of the final Honours grade. The Honours structure enables a high level of attention from academic staff and close interaction with fellow students.