Economics and Politics

ECONOMICS

Want to understand how the world really works? Studying economics is more relevant now than ever. Studying an Economics degree at Liverpool Hope University, you'll explore the biggest global challenges of our time such as globalisation and trade wars, inequality, climate change, migration and financial crises and learn how to tackle them. 

This Economics BA (Hons) gives you a strong foundation in economic theory and policy, so you can analyse how national and global issues affect society. You'll build in-demand, transferable skills in analysis, research and quantitative methods, including Econometrics and Programming and Computational Methods, where you'll code in Python and R. 

You'll also study standout modules like Banking and Finance, International Economics, Environmental and Sustainable Economic Development, Public Economics, and Behavioural and Experimental Economics, applying economics to real business and public policy decisions. 

Taught at Liverpool Hope Business School and accredited by AACSB International, a global mark of business-education excellence, this rigorous, real-world degree also offers work placement and study abroad opportunities which gives you an opportunity to apply your knowledge and enhance your CV. 

POLITICS

Study a Politics degree that explores how power shapes society, influences decision-making and responds to the biggest challenges facing the UK and the wider world. At Liverpool Hope University, you'll examine political ideas, institutions and public policy while developing the skills to understand and evaluate today's fast-changing political landscape. 

This Politics course combines academic study with practical experience, encouraging you to debate contemporary issues, analyse political events and develop evidence-based arguments. Through policy briefs, simulations and authentic assessments, you'll build the research, communication and critical thinking skills valued by employers.

You'll learn from academics whose expertise spans British, European, and American politics amongst others, political theory, comparative politics and public policy. Small class sizes mean you'll work closely with your lecturers, contribute confidently to discussion and receive personalised support throughout your degree. 

Beyond the classroom, you'll have opportunities to engage with politicians, policymakers and public sector professionals through the Practitioners in Politics and International Relations series and other external opportunities, helping you understand how politics works in practice while building valuable professional networks. 

If you want to study Politics and make a difference in society, this degree provides the knowledge and confidence to shape your future. 

Hear a warm welcome from Associate Professor Catalina Montoya Londono.