Course summary

Overview Our BA Philosophy, Politics and Economics degree equips you with three powerful toolkits to decode global challenges and create meaningful change. Philosophy explores fundamental questions about knowledge, ethics, and human existence. Politics examines how societies organise themselves and make collective decisions. Economics investigates how resources are produced, distributed, and consumed. Together, these disciplines provide complementary tools to analyse today's most pressing issues—from inequality and climate change to technological disruption and democratic reform. You'll develop exceptional critical thinking by approaching complex problems from multiple angles. When examining issues like economic inequality, you'll analyse market forces through economics, power structures through politics, and moral questions about fairness through philosophy. This multidimensional approach is precisely what makes Philosophy, Politics and Economics graduates so valuable across diverse professional fields. Your learning extends beyond lectures through our vibrant student societies, where you'll debate big ideas and build lasting networks. Engage with cutting-edge thinking through research seminars and public lectures featuring prominent thinkers addressing crucial contemporary debates. Throughout your degree, you'll transform theoretical knowledge into practical professional skills through workshops, internships, and consulting opportunities. You'll master research methods, develop persuasive communication abilities, and refine your analytical decision-making—exactly the capabilities employers consistently seek. Our graduates excel across diverse fields including policy development, journalism, finance, international organisations, education, and technology ethics. Whether you aspire to reshape economic systems, inform political debates, or tackle ethical questions in emerging technologies, Philosophy, Politics and Economics provides the intellectual versatility to make meaningful contributions wherever human society and positive change intersect. Disclaimer Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: www.uea.ac.uk