Bond University
2 years (6 semesters)
Bond's Bachelor of Policy, Philosophy and Economics is designed for those who want to make a meaningful contribution to society, working in the public sector. Students will study law, philosophy, economics, and politics to understand and address the challenges of a globalised world.
This program is open to students from all academic backgrounds. There are no specific entry requirements beyond the general Bond University undergraduate entry criteria.
The Bachelor of Policy, Philosophy and Economics program covers a range of subjects from the Faculty of Law, Bond Business School, and Faculty of Society & Design. Students will study topics in law, philosophy, economics, and politics to gain a broad, multi-disciplinary perspective on policy issues and solutions.
Bond University is a leading private university in Australia known for its small class sizes, personalized learning, and strong industry connections. The Bachelor of Policy, Philosophy and Economics program is designed to prepare students for careers in the public sector, drawing on the university's expertise across multiple disciplines.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Policy, Philosophy and Economics program will be prepared for careers in public governance, public leadership, and public influence. This could include roles in government, the public service, non-profit organizations, policy institutes, and more.
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