Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy, and Economics
ProviderThe University of SydneyCourse overview
Through the Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy, and Economics, you will prepare to become a dynamic leader equipped with a distinctive and potent set of intellectual skills, and the expertise required to excel in leadership, policymaking, and advocacy in the public, private, and not-for-profit sectors.
The Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy, and Economics is a globally recognised degree and provides intellectual expertise with real world application. This specialist degree will foster your academic excellence and leadership effectiveness by providing you with interdisciplinary perspectives on global issues and challenges. Delve into the complexities of global issues and challenges through the unique lens of politics, philosophy, and economics. You will gain critical thinking and data literacy skills to understand comprehensive information and solve complex problems while honing your ethical decision-making experience while training in ethics and moral philosophy.
The degree provides an understanding of policymaking and how politics, policies and institutions affect governments, businesses, and organisations, and provides immersive learning opportunities to develop your high-level and culturally competent communication skills. This degree leverages interdisciplinary perspectives to broaden your worldview and allow you to lead in today’s interconnected world. Unlock your potential to become a positive force for change as you navigate international relations and global economic, social, and political trends.
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IB Diploma
32If your current English result is below direct entry, consider the university-recognised English language pathway or ELICOS package; successful completion at the required level can usually satisfy English entry without another English test.
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Course curriculum
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