Doctorate in Politics, Philosophy and Economics
- Feb 20
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This doctorate study program is a fully research-based academic pathway designed for advanced scholars, policy professionals, and strategic thinkers who seek to contribute original knowledge at the highest academic level. Positioned at a study level equal to EQF Level 8 and aligned with the Third European Cycle, the program emphasizes independent research, theoretical innovation, and interdisciplinary excellence.
The Doctorate in Politics, Philosophy and Economics integrates three of the most influential disciplines shaping governance, markets, ethics, and global development. It enables candidates to critically examine political institutions, democratic systems, public policy frameworks, moral philosophy, economic theory, global markets, and socio-economic transformation. The interdisciplinary structure encourages rigorous theoretical analysis combined with empirical research to address complex global challenges.
The program consists of 7 modules, including:
4 research-focused modules dedicated to advanced research methodology, epistemology, academic publishing, and quantitative/qualitative analysis
2 general modules that strengthen high-level academic, strategic, and interdisciplinary competencies
1 specialized module in Politics, Philosophy and Economics
In addition to the thesis and structured research activities
With a duration of +18 months (minimum period) and flexible extension options within the academic framework, this doctorate study program is designed for professionals seeking to produce impactful scholarly work while balancing academic and professional commitments.
Graduates demonstrate the ability to design and conduct independent, original research; critically evaluate political and economic systems; apply philosophical reasoning to policy and governance; and contribute to academic, governmental, and international policy debates at a global level. The program prepares scholars for leadership roles in academia, think tanks, governmental advisory bodies, international organizations, and strategic policy institutions worldwide.





