Difference between BSc (Econs) and BA (Econs)??

limywv SG

TehJarVu SG

SMU has a school called School of Economics so Econs is not a arts degree

NUS's econs is in Faculty of Arts and Social Science, so Econs becomes a arts degree (BA major in Econs)

NUS offers Statistics in both Faculty of Science and Faculty of Arts (my time, not sure about now), so Stats can be a arts or a science degree (BA major Stats or BSc major Stats)

RETARDED_MORON SG

Anything that has the word "science" in it is not really a science, e.g. social science, computer science. Economics is a social science. B.Sc. (Econs.) really doesn't make sense to me; B.Sc. should be reserved for natural sciences. That said, I believe there's no material difference when it comes to job applications, if that's what you're concerned about.

limywv SG

RETARDED_MORON SG

They'll probably make you read "Business Law" (whatever that means) and "Company Law". You cannot do post-grad law without a LL.B., but you can do an LL.B. if you have a B.A. (Econs.).

TehJarVu SG

can do juris doctor programme (post grad law degree/requirement is any undergrad degree)

http://www.law.smu.edu.sg/jd/jd_programme.asp