The Politics, Philosophy, and Economics (B.S.) at Suffolk University offers a unique interdisciplinary approach, equipping you to critically evaluate social institutions and policy from multiple perspectives. You will develop essential qualitative and quantitative skills to analyze complex social problems and formulate innovative solutions by integrating the core ideas, methods, and tools from these three foundational disciplines. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students seeking a robust academic grounding in global macroeconomics, ethics, social and political philosophy, and American politics, preparing you for advanced study or a career in public service.
Studied full-time on campus over four years, this program immerses you in rigorous coursework, including core requirements in economics, philosophy, and political science, alongside electives that allow you to tailor your studies. You will engage with subjects such as using big data to solve economic and social problems, comparative politics, and statistical analysis, culminating in a senior capstone project. You will graduate with the ability to analyze public policy, write succinctly, and express arguments clearly, positioning you for diverse career paths in government, nonprofits, law, and finance.