The interdisciplinary Bachelor in Psychology, Politics, Law & Economics (PPLE), designed by Forward College, equips students to understand and act upon the complex systems that shape modern societies.

By integrating economics and law with politics and psychology, the programme provides a comprehensive framework for analysing institutions, markets, regulation, and human behaviour.

With a strong emphasis on applied learning, leadership development, and international exposure, PPLE prepares students to design practical solutions to 21st-century challenges across public and private sectors.

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 economic, legal, political, and psychological factors influencing individual and collective decision-making.

• Understand regulatory design, legal frameworks, and institutional dynamics at European and international levels.

• Evaluate policy choices and organisational strategies using quantitative and behavioural insights.

• Examine how law, markets, and governance structures interact in complex environments.

• Design interdisciplinary solutions to social, economic, and policy challenges.

Career Possibilities:

• Policy or Regulatory Analyst

• Senior Civil Service or Public Administration Roles

• Public Affairs or Government Relations Consultant

• Strategy or Management Consultant

• NGO or International Organisation Officer

• Corporate Responsibility (ESG) Analyst

• Researcher in Policy Institutes or Think Tanks

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