IE University

What you'll study

The programme develops analytical, strategic and communication skills to understand institutions and design policy solutions. Core themes include governance, public administration, policy design and evaluation, and the interface between business, government and society. Students explore how emerging technologies affect governance—topics explicitly named include artificial intelligence, data analytics, GovTech and cybersecurity. Study options include specialised tracks in Health and Education; Energy, Climate and Environment; and Science and Technology, preparing students to address sector-specific policy problems from healthcare reform to AI governance. Learning methods emphasise evidence-based analysis through hands-on policy labs, consulting-style projects and experiential learning.

Entry requirements

The published programme page notes admissions and fees information but does not list specific academic entry criteria on the public overview. Applicants should consult IE University admissions for exact requirements, documentation and application procedures for the Bachelor in Political Science.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles across the public, private and nonprofit sectors. The programme highlights career paths such as public affairs specialist, government relations specialist, public policy and regulatory strategy consultant, public policy advisor, political risk analyst, corporate affairs manager and AI governance & GovTech specialist. The degree is presented as a foundation for careers in government, public policy, consulting, advocacy, research and leadership.

Scholarships & funding angle

The course page references admissions and fees but gives no programme-specific scholarship details. Prospective students should review IE University’s central scholarships and financial aid resources and contact admissions to learn about available merit-based awards, need-based assistance and external funding opportunities.