Political, Legal, and Economic Philosophy
A Master of Arts program exploring the intersection of politics, law, and economics through philosophical inquiry.
Best for:Best for students seeking an interdisciplinary graduate degree that bridges philosophy, politics, law, and economics.
Overview
The University of Bern offers a two‑year Master of Arts in Political, Legal, and Economic Philosophy. The interdisciplinary programme combines political theory, legal philosophy, and economic thought, and is taught entirely in English. Students complete 120 ECTS of coursework and research, preparing them for academic or professional careers in policy, law, or academia. Applications are accepted for both the fall and spring semesters with specific deadlines. Successful candidates will engage with critical texts, develop analytical skills, and produce a thesis on a chosen topic.
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Degree offered: MA
Language: English
Instruction: English
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Deadline: April 30 (fall semester), December 15 (spring semester)
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