Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy, and Economics H2 Develop critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and analytical skills to tackle global challenges and prepare for careers in policy

About this program

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Program facts

Study level

Bachelor’s

Subject

Finance

Language

English