Social TransFormation: Politics, Philosophy & Economics

Subjects: Social Transformation;Political Science;Philosophy;Economics

M.A. | Master of Arts

Course description

Our current economic and socio-political landscape is marked by the complexities of globalization, numerous conflict zones, unethical practices in business and politics, and a lack of sustainability in many sectors. Democracies are being intentionally undermined, populist movements are on the rise, and the demand for a post-national mindset is growing louder. To navigate and address this intricate situation, a holistic and interdisciplinary approach is essential. This is precisely what the Master in Social Transformation – Politics, Philosophy & Economics offers. The program delves into subjects like politics, philosophy, and economics, providing a comprehensive understanding of these interconnected fields. It equips students with the tools to analyze and respond to the multifaceted challenges of our time. By fostering critical thinking and ethical reasoning, the program prepares graduates to contribute meaningfully to society. In this course, you will explore the dynamics of political systems, the ethical dimensions of philosophical thought, and the economic principles that drive global markets. The curriculum is designed to be both rigorous and relevant, ensuring that students are well-prepared to tackle real-world issues. The Master in Social Transformation – Politics, Philosophy & Economics is more than just an academic program; it is a pathway to becoming a thoughtful and effective leader in a rapidly changing world

Application Requirements

Language Requirements

For our Master’s programs, your English language skills at level C1 must be proven by an IELTS certificate (min. 6.5 overall score), a TOEFL certificate (min. 100 points), or the ISE III from Trinity College London

Qualification Requirements

Our Master’s degree programs are open to students who finished a three-year or longer course of study in business administration or economics at a university or university of applied sciences or vocational academy (recognized standard course of study) or a three-year or longer course of study in related fields of study at a university or university of applied sciences or vocational academy (recognized standard course of study)