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Política, Filosofía y Economía

Get to know the curriculum of the Politics, Philosophy and Economics career

Our curriculum is inspired by the best universities – Oxford, Yale and London School of Economics and Political Science – which integrates the most relevant Politics, Philosophy, and Economics.

Degrees and Titles You'll Earn

Bachelor's Degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics
Licensed in Politics, Philosophy and Economics

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This curriculum includes all the courses in the Politics, Philosophy and Economics career.
Subject to change by the Board of Directors of the University.

Cycle 0
- Leveling in Computer Science
- Leveling in Mathematics
- Language Leveling
Cycle I
- Mathematics I
- General Economics I
- Language I
- Fundamentals of Accounting
- Introduction to Politics, Philosophy and Economics
Cycle II
- Power and Institutions
- Philosophical Anthropology
- Language II
- Critical Thinking Courses
- Social Sciences Courses
Cycle III
- Mathematics II
- General Economics II
- Academic Research
- Comparative Politics
- Social Processes Courses
Cycle IV
- Statistics I
- Microeconomics I
- Citizenship and democratization
- Introduction to Law
- Political Philosophy
Cycle V
- Applied Econometrics II
- Short Term Macroeconomics
- International Political Economy
- Introductory Courses on Scientific Practice
Cycle VI
- Applied Microeconomics
- Natural Resources Management
- Philosophical Foundations of Human Rights
- Mixed Research Methods for Social Sciences
Cycle VII
- International Trade Theory
- Project Design, Evaluation, and Management
- Critical Thinking Courses
- Social Processes Courses
Cycle VIII
- Growth and Institutions
- Debates on Politics and Development
- Debates in Philosophy
- Philosophical Foundations of Economics
Cycle IX
- Social Projection
- Ethics
- History of Economic Thought
Cycle X
- Applied Research Seminar
- Personal Development Courses
*Curriculum subject to change.

**UP Seal courses are common and mandatory courses for all majors. They belong in different disciplines, such as Economics, Accounting, Social Sciences, Humanities, Mathematics, Administration and Engineering.

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"My decision to study at Universidad del Pacífico came from my search for a business career that would allow me not only to understand and design processes, but to focus on projects using information technology as a tool. I saw the possibility of studying Business Engineering since it combined both aspects in one educational proposal. All the tools you learn at the University are useful throughout your working life. The university allows you to learn how to learn".

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