Bachelor in Economia Y Matematicas

Economics programmes study how individuals, firms, and governments allocate resources, covering microeconomic and macroeconomic theory, econometrics, public finance, and the analysis of markets and economic policy. Mathematics as a complementary discipline provides rigorous grounding in calculus, linear algebra, probability, statistics, and mathematical analysis — tools that are central to modern economic research and financial modelling. Graduates of combined economics and mathematics degrees enter careers in economic research, financial analysis, data science, actuarial work, public policy, and quantitative consulting. The mathematical depth is particularly valued in research institutions, central banks, financial regulators, and firms relying on quantitative modelling. This bachelor's programme is approximately 6.2 years in duration, taught in Spanish, with tuition in EUR. It is offered at Rey Juan Carlos University on its campus in Móstoles, Spain.