The curriculum is organised in twelve modules. The definition of the modules used in accordance with the distribution of the training contents is the following one:

• Module 1. Basic Training in Economic and Business Sciences
• Module 2. Further Economics and Statistics
• Module 3. Further Law and Business
• Module 4. Quantitative Methods
• Module 5. Economics of Public Sector
• Module 6. Spanish and International Economics
• Module 7. Economic Analysis
• Module 8. Spanish Tax System
• Module 9. Agrarian and Environmental Economics
• Module 10. History and Economic Institutions
• Module 11. Organisation and Finance
• Module 12. Professional Prospects

The degree will permit that those who take 24 specific elective ECTS may obtain the following mention/mentions:

Mention 1: “Economic Analysis” (24 ECTS), composed of the subjects:

• Microeconomics IV
• Macroeconomics IV
• Econometrics III
• Economic Policy

Mention 2: "Environment and Development" (24 ECTS), is composed of the subjects:

• Business and Competition Law
• Organizational Economics
• Environmental Economics
• Poverty, Migrations and Development Cooperation

Students must not compulsorily take a mention, may choose the elective subjects among those offered in the degree until completing the 24 ECTS required, in this case, they will achieve a Bachelor's Degree in Economics but without mention.

Elective subjects:
Students of this bachelor's degree may cover their elective academic load:

• a) Taking the elective subjects included in this report.
• b) Up to 6 ECTS credits if they prove their participation in cultural, sports, student representation, supportive and collaborative activities as it is set out in article 12.8 of the Royal Decree 1393/2007 with the limits established in such regulations, and in accordance with the procedure established in the Credit Recognition and Transfer Rules of the University of Almeria.