Bachelor in Economia E Historia

Economics as an academic discipline examines how individuals, firms, and governments allocate scarce resources, how markets behave, and how policies shape economic outcomes. Graduates work in financial institutions, public agencies, international organisations, consulting, and research, applying both micro and macroeconomic analysis to practical problems. History trains students to interpret primary sources, understand causation over long periods, and situate contemporary issues within broader trajectories of social, political, and economic change. Historians find employment in education, archiving, journalism, cultural institutions, and public policy, among other fields. The combination in the bachelor's degree in Economia E Historia encourages students to examine economic processes through a historical lens and vice versa, over a programme lasting approximately 5.9 years, taught in Spanish. The degree is offered by Rey Juan Carlos University at its Madrid campus.