Bachelor in Philosophy, International and Economic Studies

For Bachelor in Philosophy, International and Economic Studies, tuition comes to 2,100 EUR per year.

Philosophy, International and Economic Studies is a bachelor's program taught in English at Universita Ca' Foscari Venezia in Venezia, Italy, running three years. The program brings together philosophy with the study of international relations and economics, giving students a grounding in critical and analytical thinking alongside an understanding of global political and economic systems. Typical coursework includes the history of philosophy, logic, and ethics, combined with subjects on international politics, economic theory, and the institutions that shape global governance and trade. Students are generally encouraged to apply philosophical reasoning to contemporary issues, such as questions of justice, policy, and economic organization, rather than treating philosophy as a purely abstract discipline. Because the program spans several fields, students also typically develop skills in argumentation, research, and written communication that are transferable across many professional contexts. Some coursework may address the philosophical foundations of economic and political thought, tracing how ideas about markets, rights, and governance have developed over time. This combination of disciplines is intended to prepare graduates who can think critically about complex social and economic problems while understanding the practical workings of international relations and economics. Career paths for graduates of this kind of program include roles in international organizations, public policy, journalism, diplomacy, and further academic study in philosophy, political science, or economics. Located in Venezia, a city with a long tradition in the humanities and international studies, the program is delivered entirely in English, making it accessible to students from outside Italy seeking an interdisciplinary undergraduate education.