Global Philosophies and Worldviews and Politics Liverpool Hope University

Overview

The Global Philosophies and Worldviews and Politics degree at Liverpool Hope University offers a comprehensive exploration of human thought and political action across different cultures. This interdisciplinary programme encourages students to examine the fundamental questions of existence alongside the practicalities of modern governance. By combining these two fields, you will gain a unique perspective on how diverse worldviews influence national and international political landscapes.

Why Global Philosophies and Worldviews and Politics at Liverpool Hope University?

Studying this subject at Liverpool Hope University provides access to expert staff who specialise in a wide range of traditions, from African and Chinese philosophy to Islamic political thought. The university fosters an environment of open debate, tackling contemporary issues such as climate change, identity politics, and new technologies. Students benefit from the "Practitioners in Politics" series, which features insights from MPs and local leaders, alongside opportunities for work placements that bridge academic theory with professional practice.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 15225 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• African Philosophy
• Chinese Ethics
• Hindu Explorations of the Soul
• Islamic Political Thought
• Jewish Existentialism
• Buddhist Mysticism
• Political Research
• Political Ideas and Institutions

Careers with Global Philosophies and Worldviews and Politics

Graduates are well-equipped for a variety of professional paths that require high levels of cultural intelligence and analytical rigour. The programme prepares students for careers in journalism, law, and education. Additionally, the skills developed in critical thinking and community engagement are highly valued in sectors such as policing, human resource management, and local or national politics. The focus on transferable skills ensures that graduates can navigate diverse professional environments effectively.