BSc (Hons) Economics and Philosophy

The BSc in Economics and Philosophy from the University of York is an interdisciplinary course combining philosophy and economics. This course offers you the opportunity to study two contrasting, but complementary, subjects. It allows you to explore key themes, concepts, and methods, and develop a range of transferable skills relevant to a variety of future careers.Course Content: The first year covers foundational elements in both economics and philosophy. In the second and third years, you delve deeper and have the option to choose strands that appeal to you most. In the second year, you're introduced to microeconomic and macroeconomic analysis. The third year allows you to choose from a broad range of modules, study each subject to an advanced level, and complete a substantial piece of independent research.Key Modules: Some of the core modules include Introduction to Philosophy, History of Economic Thought, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Philosophy of Economics. Optional modules might include Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Science, Marxian Economics and Post-Keynesian.Accreditations: This course is accredited and the final degree certificate will be awarded by the University of York.Future Careers: Graduates of the BSc in Economics and Philosophy course have the ability to think critically and independently, preparing them for a broad range of careers. Potential career paths include economics, public and international affairs, consultancy and policy analysis, and law. The course further offers a solid foundation for postgraduate study in both subjects.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.