Social Economics

About this programme

Are you interested in social issues, politics, and business? If you believe that everyone can make a difference, then the Bachelor's degree in Social Economics is the right degree for you! Just how are the "correct" and appropriate measures decided during a pandemic? How radical does climate policy have to be in order to sit up and take notice? Just how much willingness to compromise is there? When it comes to the strain and pressure brought about by inflation and the energy crisis, what is 'fair distribution' and just who determines what is fair? The JKU's Bachelor's degree program in Social Economics is a unique combination of political science, social policy, economics, sociology, and law, providing you with answers to these questions and more! In addition to a subject-specific and expert understanding in the field, you will also acquire a strong social social skill set, along with the ability to address and solve cultural and interdisciplinary issues during your studies, discovering new paths to support government, the business community, and society. The Bachelor's degree program in Social Economics is comprised of the following subject areas: New students will be required to complete the StEOP requirements at the beginning of the Bachelor's degree program in Social Economics. The required StEOP courses are outlined in the curriculum. You must pass the required StEOP courses or you will be limited when trying to register for additional courses. The Bachelor's degree program in Social Economics consists of a combination of the following areas: