Explore the intricate relationship between human thought and economic systems with the BSc Philosophy and Economics at the University of Bristol. This undergraduate degree is ideal for intellectually curious students who seek to understand the fundamental principles that underpin both individual decision-making and societal structures. You will develop a powerful toolkit for analysing complex problems, honing your skills in logic, critical thinking, and quantitative reasoning. By engaging with core concepts in both disciplines, you will gain a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing contemporary society, preparing you for a wide range of impactful careers.
This full-time, on-campus programme is studied over three years, providing a comprehensive education grounded in both theoretical frameworks and practical application. You will build a strong foundation in mathematical and statistical methods, alongside essential economic principles like macro- and microeconomics, and the application of econometrics. Complementing this, you will delve into philosophical inquiry, developing sophisticated skills in textual analysis and argumentation. Throughout your studies, you will have the flexibility to select optional units, allowing you to tailor your degree to your specific interests, and will graduate with a versatile skill set highly valued by employers in diverse sectors.