Philosophy Political Science Economics and Sociology

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The PPES program at Trinity College Dublin is a four-year Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree that provides a comprehensive introduction to social sciences and philosophy. Students develop analytical thinking skills, gain an understanding of social and economic issues, and specialize in one or two disciplines. The program prepares graduates for careers in fields such as public administration, teaching, journalism, and law.

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Degree Overview:

Philosophy, Political Science, Economics, and Sociology (PPES) is a four-year, full-time Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree program offered by Trinity College Dublin. The program provides a comprehensive and integrated introduction to the study of social sciences and philosophy, bringing together multiple disciplines to analyze social and human phenomena.

Objectives:

• Develop analytical thinking skills
• Provide a foundation in one or two disciplines
• Prepare students for careers in various fields

Program Description:

The program begins with a broad foundation in all four disciplines during the first two years. Students then specialize in one or two subjects in their third and fourth years, allowing them to tailor the program to their interests and career aspirations.

Outline:

First and Second Years:

• All four subjects (Economics, Philosophy, Political Science, Sociology) are compulsory.
• Students can choose from a range of Designated Open Modules and Trinity Electives.

Third and Fourth Years:

• Students concentrate on one or two subjects.
• Designated Open Modules and Trinity Electives continue to be available.

Careers:

The program prepares students for careers in various fields, including:

• Public administration
• Teaching
• Journalism
• Media
• Law
• Management

Other:

• Students have the opportunity to study abroad in a prestigious European university in their third year through the EU-funded Erasmus program.
• The program is unique in Ireland, offering a combination of four subjects in a single program.