第一年：
In your first year you will take two introductory courses in economic history, LSE100, which is taught in the Lent term only, and will choose one option offered by other departments. You will take either Economics A or Economics B, depending on your economics background. Economics B is only for students with A level Economics or equivalent. 
(* denotes a half unit course)

The Internationalisation of Economic Growth, 1870 to the Present Day
Either  Economics A Or Economics B
An introductory course in microeconomics and macroeconomics.
Pre-industrial Economic History
One outside option：
Making Economic History Count (unassessed)
LSE100


第二年：
In your second year you will take one compulsory economic history course, and will continue to take LSE100 in the Michaelmas Term only. You will also choose three courses in the second year, at least two of which should be in economic history, and the third of which could be either another economic history option or an option from another department.

Theories and Evidence in Economic History
Two economic history options 
Either A third economic history course to the value of one unit Or One outside option to the value of one unit
LSE100


第三年：
In your third year you will choose three courses in economic history and submit a 10,000 word research project. 

Two advanced economic history options
One economic history option
Dissertation in Economic or Social History