Master the Forces That Shape the World
In a global landscape defined by complexity and rapid change, one-dimensional solutions are no longer sufficient. The most pressing challenges of our time, ranging from social inequality to environmental sustainability and global governance, require a deep and multidimensional understanding. Against this backdrop, the strategic convergence of Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) emerges as a core educational framework for those who will shape the future.
This innovative degree is designed to unravel the interconnected forces that shape contemporary societies, offering a distinctive perspective for interpreting reality in all its depth. Philosophy serves as the foundation of this approach, providing essential intellectual tools for rigorous conceptual analysis, sound logical reasoning, and in-depth ethical reflection.
Politics complements this foundation by examining the mechanisms through which power is exercised, collective decisions are made, and social life is organized. This discipline enables students to understand institutional structures, negotiation processes, and the dynamics of governance at both local and global levels. Studying politics involves understanding how ideas and values are transformed into concrete frameworks for action and viable public policies that influence the lives of millions.
Economics adds analytical rigor and an empirical framework for assessing resources, incentives, and the material consequences of collective decisions. It introduces the language of efficiency, productivity, and distribution, making it possible to quantify challenges, project scenarios, and assess the tangible impact of initiatives. From this perspective, future-oriented proposals are grounded in practical feasibility and long-term sustainability.
"The Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics represents something unique and deeply transformative. It brings together three disciplines to create an ecosystem of thought in which ethics, power, and resources converge to educate the next generation of leaders"
Diploma in Business Analytics
To strengthen their professional profile, students complement their Bachelor’s degree with a Diploma in Business Analytics, specializing in data analysis and its direct application to the business world.
With Leading Professionals
The Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Defense, the Juan March Foundation, the Elcano Royal Institute Foundation, and the Planeta are among the partners of this degree. Their involvement supports the academic program and provides students with professional internship opportunities.
100% English-Taught Bachelor’s Degree
Study your degree entirely in English and prepare to communicate, lead, and make decisions in the language that shapes global business and international leadership.
Diploma in Business Analytics
To strengthen their professional profile, students complement their Bachelor’s degree with a Diploma in Business Analytics, specializing in data analysis and its direct application to the business world.
With Leading Professionals
The Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Defense, the Juan March Foundation, the Elcano Royal Institute Foundation, and the Planeta are among the partners of this degree. Their involvement supports the academic program and provides students with professional internship opportunities.
100% English-Taught Bachelor’s Degree
Study your degree entirely in English and prepare to communicate, lead, and make decisions in the language that shapes global business and international leadership.
Study Plan
Our curriculum has been developed in accordance with current legislative guidelines and has been verified by the National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation.
Students must complete 240 ECTS credits
60 ECTS
Quality
Official Degree: Bachelor's Degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics
Center responsible:
Branch of knowledge: Social and Legal Sciences
Type of Education: Classroom attendance / Online
Academic year in which it was implemented: 2026-2027
Languages: English
Total Credits: 240 ECTS credits.
Minimum 12 ECTS and maximum 90 ECTS per registration and academic period
Available places:
- Classroom attendance: 50
- Online: 50
Germany
Fachhochschule Münster Münster
Hochschule München Múnich
Brasil
Canada
South Korea
United Kingdom
Türkiye
Germany
Fachhochschule Münster Münster
Hochschule München Múnich
Brasil
Canada
South Korea
United Kingdom
Türkiye
NOTE: The destination universities, offered by degree, may vary according to the International Mobility Program. For more information, students can consult the information online in the. International Mobility Program.
Several universities have specific academic or language requirements. For more information, please contact the International Programs Department.
Young Entrepreneurs
Pre-university students have the opportunity to demonstrate their entrepreneurial skills, creativity, organizational abilities, and enthusiasm by defining and conceptualizing a business creation project. Conceiving an idea, developing a business plan, evaluating investment alternatives, and defending it before a panel of experts are some of the challenges that participants have overcome in previous editions of this award. The main objective of this event, now in its 27th year, is to promote an entrepreneurial culture and entrepreneurship among Spanish high school and vocational training students.
Graduation Ceremony, Faculty of Economics and Business | Class of 2025
The Graduation Ceremonies for the Class of 2025 were held on June 19, 20, and 21. These are the most important academic events for Nebrija University, as it is a great source of satisfaction to see students successfully complete this stage of their education.
Young Entrepreneurs
Pre-university students have the opportunity to demonstrate their entrepreneurial skills, creativity, organizational abilities, and enthusiasm by defining and conceptualizing a business creation project. Conceiving an idea, developing a business plan, evaluating investment alternatives, and defending it before a panel of experts are some of the challenges that participants have overcome in previous editions of this award. The main objective of this event, now in its 27th year, is to promote an entrepreneurial culture and entrepreneurship among Spanish high school and vocational training students.
Opening ceremony of the academic year
Opening Ceremony of the academic year at the Madrid-Princesa Campus of Nebrija University.
International Entrepreneurship Week
The School of Economics and Business participated in the International Entrepreneurship Week at University College Leuven-Limburg (UCLL) in Leuven, Belgium. Representing Nebrija University were students Mireya Hernández Pérez, Irene de la Rosa Ceballos, Tobias Held, Lucia D'Antonio Fernández, and Lidia Alarcón Santos.
As in the previous academic year, Nebrija was once again among the winners of the International Week. This year, participants worked on a real-life case study: developing a social media strategy for the Belgian clothing company Cosh.
Universities from Belgium, the United Kingdom, France, Ukraine, Germany, Italy, and Romania also took part in the competition.
The students were accompanied by Professor Jorge Hernando from the School of Economics and Business. Congratulations to our students for their outstanding performance in this competition.
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