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What can I study with Mathematics, Physics and Economics?

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Of 136 UniScout students taking Mathematics, Physics and Economics at A level, the most common choice was Economics (84 students), followed by Mathematics (43).

Where students with this mix applied

Economics
84 studentse.g. Economics, Economics and Management, MORSE
Mathematics
43 studentse.g. Mathematics, MORSE, Mathematics / Mathematics and Statistics
Statistics
39 studentse.g. MORSE, Mathematics / Mathematics and Statistics, Economics and Statistics
Business studies
32 studentse.g. Economics, Finance and Data Science
Engineering
20 studentse.g. Engineering, Engineering Science, General Engineering
Operational research
20 studentse.g. MORSE, MORSE MMORSE
Mechanical engineering
19 studentse.g. Mechanical Engineering
Management studies
18 studentse.g. Economics and Management
Philosophy
13 studentse.g. Philosophy and Economics, Philosophy, Politics and Economics, Philosophy, Politics & Economics
Electrical and electronic engineering
11 studentse.g. Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electronic and Electrical Engineering

From the UCAS choices of 136 UniScout students taking these three A levels (some take a fourth too), plus combinations our team has added. Students apply for up to five courses, so the counts add up to more than 136. A subject is only listed once at least 5 students applied for it, so nobody's choices can be picked out.

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