36 monthsProgramme duration
15,000 EURTuition Fee/year
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Programme overview
Main Subject
Politics
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The Luiss Bachelor’s Degree in Politics: Philosophy and Economics, taught entirely in English, offers an international and interdisciplinary pathway combining philosophy, politics and economics with law, history, sociology and quantitative methods.
The programme prepares students to understand the complexity of contemporary societies and analyse political, economic and social phenomena from different perspectives. It develops critical thinking, argumentation skills, ethical awareness and analytical abilities, providing students with the tools to address major global challenges related to Artificial Intelligence, sustainability and the protection of fundamental rights.
During the first two years, students acquire theoretical knowledge and analytical tools to understand the relationships between institutions, markets and political processes. In the third year, they can personalise their study path through one of three interdisciplinary tracks: Artificial Intelligence, Sustainability or Protection of Fundamental Rights. The programme also includes data analysis, coding, humanities and academic writing workshops, internships and study abroad opportunities, including double degree programmes.
Graduates can pursue careers in international organisations, public institutions, think tanks, non-governmental organisations and private companies, or continue their studies through Master’s Degree Programmes and other postgraduate pathways in political science, philosophy, economics, international relations and related fields.
Programme Director: Prof. Cristina Fasone
Degree class: L-36
Duration: 3 years – 180 ECTS
Language of instruction: English
Location: Rome, Italy
Programme overview
Main Subject
Politics
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The Luiss Bachelor’s Degree in Politics: Philosophy and Economics, taught entirely in English, offers an international and interdisciplinary pathway combining philosophy, politics and economics with law, history, sociology and quantitative methods.
The programme prepares students to understand the complexity of contemporary societies and analyse political, economic and social phenomena from different perspectives. It develops critical thinking, argumentation skills, ethical awareness and analytical abilities, providing students with the tools to address major global challenges related to Artificial Intelligence, sustainability and the protection of fundamental rights.
During the first two years, students acquire theoretical knowledge and analytical tools to understand the relationships between institutions, markets and political processes. In the third year, they can personalise their study path through one of three interdisciplinary tracks: Artificial Intelligence, Sustainability or Protection of Fundamental Rights. The programme also includes data analysis, coding, humanities and academic writing workshops, internships and study abroad opportunities, including double degree programmes.
Graduates can pursue careers in international organisations, public institutions, think tanks, non-governmental organisations and private companies, or continue their studies through Master’s Degree Programmes and other postgraduate pathways in political science, philosophy, economics, international relations and related fields.
Programme Director: Prof. Cristina Fasone
Degree class: L-36
Duration: 3 years – 180 ECTS
Language of instruction: English
Location: Rome, Italy
Admission Requirements
Join a global community of talented students at Luiss University. Programs are open to qualified candidates from Italy and abroad who seek an international learning experience rooted in excellence, innovation, and professional growth.
For complete and updated information on entry requirements and application procedures, please visit the official Luiss website.
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