The BA Philosophy and Politics course at Swansea University is a three-year full-time undergraduate course that blends the study of philosophy with an in-depth examination of the world's political systems and theoretical frameworks. This interdisciplinary degree will equip you with key skills in critical thinking, analytical capability, and communication, and will stimulate open-mindedness and effective information-analysis.Course Content: Decoding complex scientific concepts and ideas, understanding the nature of the 'self', exploring the big questions about God, truth, knowledge, mind expansion, and exploring the historical development and functions of political systems, the nature of democracy and the mechanics of public sector management. Engaging with other philosophical perspectives is also a critical aspect of the program, along with the study of Philosophy and Politics in their broader contexts.Key Modules: The course includes a variety of modules including 'Justice and Fairness', 'The State of the Union: American Politics and Society', 'Truth and Reality', 'Ethics, Knowledge and Mind', 'Mind and Machine', 'Critical Thinking', 'Philosophy of Language', 'Ideas and Ideologies', 'War and Justice', 'What's the Good of Philosophy?', and 'Understanding the Welfare State'.Accreditations: This course does not provide specific accreditation details. Future Careers: This degree will prepare you for a diverse range of careers, including politics and government, academic research, law, journalism, business management, and marketing. A significant proportion of graduates also proceed to postgraduate study.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.