Philosophy, Politics, and Economics

Why study philosophy, politics, and economics at Geneseo?

The interdisciplinary philosophy, politics, and economics major is a globally recognized course of study. Students learn how politics, morality, and economics interact in major questions and issues of policy, law, and social organization. They ask big questions about things that matter, and they learn how to address the most pressing issues facing complex societies. The major prepares students for law school, MBA programs, and MA and PhD programs, as well as careers in public policy and administration, non-profit management, media, public and private sector consulting, marketing, business, and teaching. Philosophy, politics, and economics is a great major for anyone interested in making a difference.

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Program Options

• BA in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics
• Minor in Economics
• Minor in Philosophy
• Minor in Political Science

Program Highlights

• Receive the combined benefits of the social sciences and the humanities in one course of study.
• Gain training in a range of analytical tools and research methods.
• Engage in thoughtful interaction and debate about the fundamental questions and recurring challenges of life in complex societies.
• Gain a rigorous exposure to all three disciplines while maintaining flexibility within the major to focus on specific areas of interest.
• Explore opportunities for mentored research, internships, and other integrative and applied learning experiences.