The interdisciplinary Bachelor in Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE), designed by Forward College, offers a rigorous intellectual journey for students seeking a deep understanding of how societies function and how meaningful change can be designed.

By combining philosophical reasoning with political analysis and economic thinking, students develop the ability to analyse complex global challenges, question underlying assumptions, and translate ideas into collective action.

The programme blends theory with practice through projects, negotiation training, and an international academic experience across Europe, preparing graduates for leadership roles in a rapidly changing world.

Recognition of the Programme:

The Bachelors’ in Philosophy, Politics & Economics (PPE) and Psychology, Politics, Law & Economics (PPLE) are awarded by Forward College. Forward College is fully recognised by the French State as a degree awarding institution. The degree is valid across the European Union and benefits from a similar recognition to UK degrees outside the EU.

Please note, this programme is independent from the University of London, LSE, and KCL, and they are not involved in its academic direction. The official title of the degree on the diploma is “Bachelor’s in Social Sciences and Technology,” with the specialisation in PPE or PPLE.

Learning Outcomes:

• Analyse political and economic systems using philosophical frameworks and ethical reasoning.

• Evaluate public policy, institutional design, and governance challenges through interdisciplinary perspectives.

• Understand how power, incentives, and values shape social and economic outcomes.

• Develop and defend structured arguments on contemporary political, economic, and technological issues.

• Apply critical thinking and collaborative problem-solving skills to real-world challenges.

Career Opportunities: 

• Policy Analyst

• Think Tank Researcher

• Diplomat or International Affairs Officer

• Public Affairs or ESG Consultant

• Management or Strategy Consultant

• NGO Programme Manager

• Corporate Strategy Analyst

• Further study in Public Policy, International Affairs, Management, or Applied Economics