IE University

What you'll study

The curriculum combines theoretical foundations and applied work across the four pillars: philosophy (critical thinking, ethics, logic), politics (governance and policy analysis), law (legal frameworks and institutions) and economics (economic reasoning and policy impact). The programme emphasises practical learning through case studies, seminars, consultancy projects, international competitions and real‑life projects to develop analytical and strategic skills.

Entry requirements

Programme language is English and admission is handled through IE University's undergraduate admissions process. The public programme page references an Admissions & Fees section for specific entry criteria and application steps; those details are not provided in the source text.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles that require cross‑disciplinary analysis and policy understanding. Typical career paths listed by the programme include:

• Global policy maker
• Think tank consultant
• Political advisor
• Lawyer
• Social development expert
• Strategy advisor
• NGO director
• Economic and political analyst
• Government official
• Executive in international organisations

The programme highlights transferable skills such as analytical thinking, logical rigour and structured argumentation, and benefits from an international student body—over 75% of students come from outside Spain, representing an average of 130 nationalities on campus.

Scholarships & funding angle

The course information points applicants to an Admissions & Fees area for financial details. Prospective students should consult the university's official admissions and scholarships pages for current funding options, eligibility criteria and application deadlines.