Microeconomics Grinds in Sligo | ATU Tutors for Business, Marketing & Tourism | UniProf
Finding Microeconomics difficult at university? Whether you're studying Business, Marketing, Tourism or Law and Business at ATU Sligo, UniProf can help you find a tutor who adapts lessons to your course, your level and the areas where you need the most support.
Why choose UniProf for Microeconomics tutoring in Sligo?
Personalised support for your studies
At UniProf, lessons are built around what you need to improve. Your tutor can focus on a difficult topic, help you understand economic graphs and calculations, prepare you for an upcoming exam or work through an assignment with you.
You don't need to be studying an Economics degree to benefit from Microeconomics grinds. At Atlantic Technological University (ATU) Sligo, Microeconomics is part of several business, marketing and tourism programmes.
Tutoring adapted to ATU Sligo
Your tutor can help you with the two main Microeconomics modules taught at ATU Sligo:
- ECON06022 – Microeconomics
- ECON06023 – Introductory Microeconomics
ECON06022 – Microeconomics is included in programmes such as BA (Hons) Business and ICT, BA (Hons) Law and Business and BA (Hons) Business and Irish.
ECON06023 – Introductory Microeconomics is particularly relevant to students studying Marketing and Tourism with Event Management.
This means your tutor can adapt lessons to the module and programme you're actually studying rather than following a generic Economics course.
What can your Microeconomics tutor help you with?
Microeconomics involves understanding economic theory, interpreting graphs and applying concepts to different markets. Your tutor can help you with areas such as:
- Demand and supply curves
- Shifts in demand and supply
- Market equilibrium
- Equilibrium price and quantity
- Price ceilings and price floors
- Elasticity and elasticity calculations
- Production functions
- Marginal, average and total costs
- Marginal analysis
- Profit maximisation
- Diminishing marginal returns
- Economies and diseconomies of scale
- Perfect competition
- Monopoly
- Oligopoly
- Monopolistic competition
- Market power
- Market failure
If you're struggling with a particular graph, calculation or concept, lessons can focus specifically on that area rather than covering topics you already understand.
Preparing for your ATU Sligo Microeconomics exam
Both ECON06022 and ECON06023 include a final examination, making exam preparation an important reason to work with a tutor.
For ECON06022 – Microeconomics, the assessment includes 40% continuous assessment and a 60% closed-book final exam. Continuous assessment can include multiple-choice assessments, written work, reports or group projects.
For ECON06023 – Introductory Microeconomics, the final exam is worth 70%, alongside 30% continuous assessment. The final exam can include multiple-choice questions and longer questions.
Your tutor can help you:
- Revise key Microeconomics concepts
- Practise demand and supply graphs
- Work through elasticity calculations
- Understand marginal and average costs
- Practise profit maximisation questions
- Compare different market structures
- Prepare for MCQs and longer exam questions
- Review difficult topics before your final exam
- Identify gaps in your understanding
Understanding graphs and calculations
Microeconomics is not just about learning definitions. You also need to know how to apply economic concepts, interpret graphs and use calculations to reach the correct answer.
If you are struggling to understand why a demand curve shifts, how equilibrium changes, how to calculate elasticity or how marginal costs affect a firm's output, a tutor can break these problems down step by step and give you opportunities to practise.
Microeconomics tutoring for Marketing and Tourism students
You don't need to be studying Business or Economics to need Microeconomics support.
Students on ATU Sligo's Marketing programmes study ECON06023 – Introductory Microeconomics, while students on International Tourism with Event Management and Tourism with Event Management also encounter the module.
A tutor can therefore help you connect Microeconomics concepts to the type of business and market situations you encounter in your own programme.
A flexible approach to your Microeconomics studies
Everyone has different weaknesses and different schedules. That's why your lessons can be adapted to your needs.
Need intensive revision before an exam? Struggling with elasticity calculations? Want regular support throughout the semester? Your tutor can work around your schedule and focus each session on the areas that will benefit you most.
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Study online from wherever you are, or arrange in-person tutoring in Sligo if that suits you better.
Ready to get started with UniProf?
Whether you're struggling with ECON06022 – Microeconomics, preparing for ECON06023 – Introductory Microeconomics, revising elasticity or trying to understand market structures, UniProf can help you find personalised support.
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- Create your free UniProf account.
- Tell us which ATU Sligo programme or Microeconomics module you are studying.
- Explain the topics or areas you need help with.
- Choose the type of lessons and schedule that suit you.
- Start working with your tutor towards your goals.
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