You have to read before you attend class to understand what's going on. Please practise a lot too it helps. You're gonna find it hard to find videos on TH-cam to help you. So try and go through as many texts you have access to.
Some other reasons I wouldn’t: - not as relevant to finance as people think. Maybe bits of macro are (mostly to central banking) but if you want to go into finance an A&F degree would give you more knowledge. - lots of maths to learn to actually do economics, you need to fit in a lot of extra maths if you want to study it at a higher level past undergraduate. - it doesn’t equip you with a lot of technical skills relevant to the job market. Other than econometrics where you might learn stata or R there is usually little to no options on learning things like sql, python etc. which a lot of jobs/ research requires
As someone who is just about to finish my final year doing Economics, you’re absolutely right. I feel like most of the stuff I’ve learnt isn’t going to be particularly useful in the real world.
@@prashil1512 honestly I absolutely hated it. Wish I had decided to do computer science or maths. Sorry I couldn't give you a more positive answer, you may enjoy it of course but personally I regret choosing econ.
Totally agree w/ everything you said, particularly about influencing your thought process and speech. Really appreciate the last piece of feedback, especially when you're innately a worry-wort.
Would you consider doing a part three of five ways you’d improve economics degrees? Where you’d come up with solutions for say the limited contact time or how to make it more appealing to finance companies?
Just finished 1st year of my economics degree in ireland. In my uni, masters (not undergrad)economics students go on a trip to the IMF, ECB, European Commission etc. As well as irish trips to the central bank of ireland and so on, so there are opportunities for trips if your a economics students, although most don't.
I personally love economics, but my university doesn't offers economics degree so I am doing Business degree with specialization in Banking and Finance.
2번이랑 4번은 진짜 공감... 뭐 여타 사회과학 분과가 다 그렇긴 하지만 아무리 교과서를 읽고 토론을 해도 공허하게 외치고 있다는 느낌뿐ㅎㅎ; 그런데 이런 생각이 든 건 5번 때문일지도.. 내가 경제를 전공하지 않았다면 효율성이나 수학적 사고에 길들여지지 않았을 거고, 언제까지나 공상과 이율배반 속에서 헤엄치고 있었을 수도 있겠다. 경제를 배움으로써 뒤늦게나마 현실을 직시하게 되어서 다행이다. 2021년 10월 12일 오후 9시 48분.
ı'll study economics in France, your videos helps me a lot about understand what am ı gonna learn and what are the difficulties that ı ll have. thanks a lot! :)
Sule hanim oncelikle basarilarinizin devamini dilerim, bir sorum olacakti Fransa ile daha onceden baglantiniz var miydi yoksa universiteye girmek cok zorluk yasamadan mumkun mu ozellikle finansal acidan destek almak mumkun mu bilgilerinizi paylasirsaniz cok sevinirim:))
Can you do five reasons why should study economics because in I’m year 11 and I’m planning to do a major in economics because I’ve always been interested in economics ever since I was 12
I think it’s good to be non biased even if you like something. I have been going for 11 years so I have been able to let some of the freshmen know courses to take that were worth it and some weren’t.
An economics degree is best applied through 'OPERATIONS' no matter it is in being the actual business operator or the operations manager in almost any field of industry.
Thanks for the videos. In regards to when you mentioned the Physics and Mathematics graduates being preferred over Economics graduates, what is your opinion on a dual Economics and Mathematics degree? I'm a mature student, currently studying at the Open University, and I'm kind of torn between studying Economics and Mathematical Sciences, or Mathematics and Statistics. Do you have any advice on what you think would lay a better foundation for career prospects? Again, thanks for the videos :) Best wishes, Michael
I took one class in economics and sad to say the professor ruined the experience. But I still think economics is super important to study! Plenty of resources online to self-study about it :)
I think thats because Economics itself is a very broad discipline, hence the application is also too broad to be of any use by itself. Best thing to do with an Econs degree is to have a specialization/minor/specialized degree. Best minor to do with econs would probably be Computer Science in today’s complicated financial systems. Specialized degrees like financial economics, MORSE, Econometrics, etc etc.
@@Rezw.nn14 It's way too theoretical to be practical. People who wants to go into the banking and finance industry would be better off studying accounting & finance or business degrees. Economics is for the academics.
Not only that Most of degrees can be studied at home with so much ease and comfort and much cheaper too Except for the degrees that need practical teaching like medicine and engineering maybe .. but universities today should really change at least the mindset .. they are only trading institutions.. I don’t know when this will change and we are now in 2024
studying economics at university should have only 1 objective: to become a superior researcher. That is possible only unver supervision. That is why try to write paper per subject. This is the practical in economics degree. LEARN R, Pytho, Econometrics and Simulations then make a judgement.
Hey Dylan. This video was pretty insightful. I’m going into my third year of economics and I’ve thought of some of these points. I wanna know tho, overall how do you feel about Econ and have you got a general plan on what you want career wise?
I’m the person who’d count the price per pill while buying a simple paracetamol at drugstore.....I think I made right decision by enrolling at economics degree
hey thanks for making this. how much maths was in you course - was it really hard maths? I heard lots of places like lse, ucl have really maths-based courses
Don’t bother getting your degree in economics. I did 25 years ago. I’ve never used it once after college. May as well saved my time and money and gone into a blur collar job instead. It’s useless.
People who study physics and mathematics study the hard stuff, and that's why their brains become more robust. Economics has little intellectual substance, you can figure things out on your own. Tell me...can you figure out what Albert Einstein figured out and eventually proved ... in both the Special and General Theories of Relativity?
@Blue Clouds for my degree you needed an A in A level maths, so if you’re not doing A level maths I wouldn’t recommend it. My friend doing the same course as me really struggled with the maths heavy modules so he switched to business economics at the end of the first year.
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You have to read before you attend class to understand what's going on. Please practise a lot too it helps. You're gonna find it hard to find videos on TH-cam to help you. So try and go through as many texts you have access to.
Some other reasons I wouldn’t:
- not as relevant to finance as people think. Maybe bits of macro are (mostly to central banking) but if you want to go into finance an A&F degree would give you more knowledge.
- lots of maths to learn to actually do economics, you need to fit in a lot of extra maths if you want to study it at a higher level past undergraduate.
- it doesn’t equip you with a lot of technical skills relevant to the job market. Other than econometrics where you might learn stata or R there is usually little to no options on learning things like sql, python etc. which a lot of jobs/ research requires
Yeh some very valid points bro!
As someone who is just about to finish my final year doing Economics, you’re absolutely right. I feel like most of the stuff I’ve learnt isn’t going to be particularly useful in the real world.
@@SomeLad12 how was your experience studying econ, I'm currently confused on what to study but I'm learning towards econ
@@prashil1512 honestly I absolutely hated it. Wish I had decided to do computer science or maths. Sorry I couldn't give you a more positive answer, you may enjoy it of course but personally I regret choosing econ.
@@SomeLad12 may I ask you why you hated it, I'm confused and only leaning towards econ coz of the high salaries and stuff
This video couldn’t come at a better time. Deciding between Business Management& Economics. Thanks a lot
What did you choose
@@michaelwondem567 Business management 🙂
@@jaylakhani5568 what grade are you
Do you regret choosing buisness ??
Do you regret choosing business?
Totally agree w/ everything you said, particularly about influencing your thought process and speech. Really appreciate the last piece of feedback, especially when you're innately a worry-wort.
Would you consider doing a part three of five ways you’d improve economics degrees? Where you’d come up with solutions for say the limited contact time or how to make it more appealing to finance companies?
Great idea as always JH bro!
Yes please, i'm really need that
Just finished 1st year of my economics degree in ireland. In my uni, masters (not undergrad)economics students go on a trip to the IMF, ECB, European Commission etc. As well as irish trips to the central bank of ireland and so on, so there are opportunities for trips if your a economics students, although most don't.
I’m jealous! That sounds so good
Which uni did you study at? I’m trying to decide in Ireland rn
I personally love economics, but my university doesn't offers economics degree so I am doing Business degree with specialization in Banking and Finance.
Which uni?
@@jacobk1736 Indus University in Karachi Pakistan.
how is it goin?
@@nlamjkncovqnov8499 its going good and also killing me lol.
2번이랑 4번은 진짜 공감... 뭐 여타 사회과학 분과가 다 그렇긴 하지만 아무리 교과서를 읽고 토론을 해도 공허하게 외치고 있다는 느낌뿐ㅎㅎ; 그런데 이런 생각이 든 건 5번 때문일지도.. 내가 경제를 전공하지 않았다면 효율성이나 수학적 사고에 길들여지지 않았을 거고, 언제까지나 공상과 이율배반 속에서 헤엄치고 있었을 수도 있겠다. 경제를 배움으로써 뒤늦게나마 현실을 직시하게 되어서 다행이다. 2021년 10월 12일 오후 9시 48분.
Please post the 5 reasons why you should video soon 🙏🏻
Do 5 reasons u should, because I really enjoyed A level economics and was going to do it for A level, I understand it gets more mathsy haha.
Do a "what my economics professors think of me video" where you get your ex professors to leave a word about you XD
ı'll study economics in France, your videos helps me a lot about understand what am ı gonna learn and what are the difficulties that ı ll have. thanks a lot! :)
You can do it!
Sule hanim oncelikle basarilarinizin devamini dilerim, bir sorum olacakti Fransa ile daha onceden baglantiniz var miydi yoksa universiteye girmek cok zorluk yasamadan mumkun mu ozellikle finansal acidan destek almak mumkun mu bilgilerinizi paylasirsaniz cok sevinirim:))
Every single topic is so true!
Thank you!!!
Can you do five reasons why should study economics because in I’m year 11 and I’m planning to do a major in economics because I’ve always been interested in economics ever since I was 12
sure bro
@@lifewithdylan thanks 😁
Can you do a “5 reasons why you shouldn’t go to UoY” I might change it from my insurance to my firm but I honestly don’t know if it’s for me
Great idea!
I think it’s good to be non biased even if you like something. I have been going for 11 years so I have been able to let some of the freshmen know courses to take that were worth it and some weren’t.
yeh exactly exactly!
An economics degree is best applied through 'OPERATIONS' no matter it is in being the actual business operator or the operations manager in almost any field of industry.
Thanks for the videos.
In regards to when you mentioned the Physics and Mathematics graduates being preferred over Economics graduates, what is your opinion on a dual Economics and Mathematics degree?
I'm a mature student, currently studying at the Open University, and I'm kind of torn between studying Economics and Mathematical Sciences, or Mathematics and Statistics.
Do you have any advice on what you think would lay a better foundation for career prospects?
Again, thanks for the videos :)
Best wishes,
Michael
Math ans Statistics All the way, most of what you see in economics is useless and the other part is statistics, former economics Student writing this
I took one class in economics and sad to say the professor ruined the experience. But I still think economics is super important to study! Plenty of resources online to self-study about it :)
Hi what free resources can you recommend for self study please ?
With an economics degree, they teach you just enough to make it hard but not enough to make it useful 😆
Why’s it not useful ?
Bahahahah
I think thats because Economics itself is a very broad discipline, hence the application is also too broad to be of any use by itself. Best thing to do with an Econs degree is to have a specialization/minor/specialized degree. Best minor to do with econs would probably be Computer Science in today’s complicated financial systems. Specialized degrees like financial economics, MORSE, Econometrics, etc etc.
@@Rezw.nn14 It's way too theoretical to be practical. People who wants to go into the banking and finance industry would be better off studying accounting & finance or business degrees. Economics is for the academics.
i major in econ now. And honestly its so true about vocabulary, actions, and critical thinking changing. But it has make me more aware of things
Not only that
Most of degrees can be studied at home with so much ease and comfort
and much cheaper too
Except for the degrees that need practical teaching like medicine and engineering maybe .. but universities today should really change at least the mindset .. they are only trading institutions.. I don’t know when this will change and we are now in 2024
studying economics at university should have only 1 objective: to become a superior researcher. That is possible only unver supervision. That is why try to write paper per subject. This is the practical in economics degree. LEARN R, Pytho, Econometrics and Simulations then make a judgement.
Please talk about best ranked UK universities for process chemical engineering major.
Hey Dylan. This video was pretty insightful. I’m going into my third year of economics and I’ve thought of some of these points. I wanna know tho, overall how do you feel about Econ and have you got a general plan on what you want career wise?
Thanks! Overall I love it great degree! New video soon!
I’m the person who’d count the price per pill while buying a simple paracetamol at drugstore.....I think I made right decision by enrolling at economics degree
starting college in september. planning to study economics, maths and business for A level. any things i should know for economics a level?
It has no maths in it
^^
@@KAH-bk8po
So you dont need math for economics?
Do i have to pick math for a level to study economics?
Plzz answer thx
Literally just watch econplusdal and you will be fine.
@@KAH-bk8po this.
Ecos3012 in USYD
What about myself who is going from BS Physics to MS Applied Financial Economics?
Make a video discussing why you would have done a computer science degree, if you could go back in time...
Good idea!
hey thanks for making this. how much maths was in you course - was it really hard maths? I heard lots of places like lse, ucl have really maths-based courses
What is your advice for those whom, wish to study economy as a hobby. What books, tools, app, any suggestions, thank you.
Don’t bother getting your degree in economics. I did 25 years ago. I’ve never used it once after college. May as well saved my time and money and gone into a blur collar job instead. It’s useless.
I teach economics and business to sixth formers. Macroeconomics is of some interest, but microeconomics is of little use in business. M.
Do not support Chinese firms. M.
People who study physics and mathematics study the hard stuff, and that's why their brains become more robust. Economics has little intellectual substance, you can figure things out on your own. Tell me...can you figure out what Albert Einstein figured out and eventually proved ... in both the Special and General Theories of Relativity?
I have seen Clouds video!
I have plans to study AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS in university. Please is there any advise for me
I'm a mech engineering student. I took a Microeconomics class and the professor was boring af.
Every Jock does Communications or Business
Lol
One question, do you have to be good at maths to study economics?
no you dont have to be but if your doing a bsc youll have to learn to be good at it for sure
@Blue Clouds for my degree you needed an A in A level maths, so if you’re not doing A level maths I wouldn’t recommend it. My friend doing the same course as me really struggled with the maths heavy modules so he switched to business economics at the end of the first year.
Random question bro but where's your pendant from?
i love economics
The last one is why i should study economics😂😂😂.
How good does your maths level need to be do well? I am good at statistics and algebra but don't know much calculus at this point.