College Dakhla

Bachelor of Politics,Philosophy & Economics

⏱ 3 years 📍 On Campus 🌐 English 📘 Full Time

Ranked # 29 out of 1504 by QS World Ranking

AUD 57,640.00

15 Jan 2026 - 15 Dec 2026

ANU ranks among the world's very finest universities. Our nearly 100,000 alumni include political, business, government, and academic leaders around the world.

We have graduated remarkable people from every part of our continent, our region and all walks of life.

Learning Outcomes

describe and critically evaluate the methods and theories of political analysis, and the assumptions, ‘tools’ and limitations of political economy;
describe and critically evaluate major philosophical theories and approaches to the evaluation of social practices and institutions;
describe and critically evaluate the methods and findings of economics and apply them to the study of political institutions and processes;
articulate and debate, both orally and in written form, arguments and positions drawn from the disciplines of politics, philosophy and economics; and
critically reflect and draw upon the distinct contributions of diverse disciplines, including politics, philosophy and economics, to devise innovative solutions to real-world challenges, both independently and in groups. explain briefly

The Bachelor of Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) at The Australian National University (ANU) is an interdisciplinary degree that combines philosophy, politics, and economics to help students understand and solve complex social, economic, and political challenges.

What You Will Learn

Philosophy: Explore ethics, justice, reasoning, and how societies should be organized.
Politics: Study governments, public policy, political systems, and international affairs.
Economics: Learn how economies function, how resources are allocated, and how economic policies affect society.

Key Skills Developed

Critical and analytical thinking
Problem-solving and decision-making
Research and evaluation skills
Written and verbal communication
Leadership and policy analysis

Career Opportunities

Graduates can pursue careers in:

Government and public policy
Diplomacy and international relations
Economics and financial analysis
Law and public administration
Business and consulting
Journalism and media
Research and academia
Non-governmental and international organizations

Learning Outcomes (Briefly Explained)

Political Analysis: Understand and evaluate political theories, systems, and political economy.
Philosophical Thinking: Analyze ethical and philosophical approaches to social issues and institutions.
Economic Understanding: Apply economic principles to political and social problems.
Communication Skills: Present and debate ideas effectively in both written and spoken forms.
Interdisciplinary Problem-Solving: Combine insights from philosophy, politics, and economics to develop innovative solutions to real-world challenges.

This degree is ideal for students interested in leadership, public policy, economics, governance, and social change. It provides a strong foundation for influencing decision-making in government, business, and international organizations.