Goals
The double Degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics and in Philosophy prepares you to analyse reality from a multidisciplinary perspective, construct robust arguments and propose well-founded responses to complex problems.
Understand an interconnected world
- Connect concepts from philosophy, politics and economics.
- Interpret phenomena such as inequality, globalisation, sustainability and cultural diversity.
- Understand how institutions, ideas and economic models interact.
Think and argue rigorously
- Formulate relevant questions and develop critical judgements.
- Analyse texts, theories and discourses from different perspectives.
- Defend your ideas clearly, both orally and in writing.
- Participate in debates through active listening, dialogue and reasoned argument.
Analyse political, social and economic problems
- Identify the factors that explain a complex situation.
- Select sources, collect data and interpret results.
- Compare political systems, economic models and social proposals.
- Critically evaluate public policies and programmes
Incorporate ethics into decision-making
- Identify the ethical dilemmas involved in contemporary conflicts.
- Assess the impact of decisions on individuals and society.
- Compare different alternatives before adopting a position.
- Apply a humanistic perspective to local and international contexts
Lead projects with a global outlook
- Collaborate with people from different disciplines.
- Make well-founded decisions in changing contexts.
- Communicate complex ideas clearly.
- Connect critical thinking, analysis and action to generate a positive impact.
By the end of the double degree, you will have acquired a broad and flexible education that enables you to understand complexity, question seemingly obvious answers and contribute thoughtfully to the transformation of society.