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Combine three disciplines into one major that will help you develop a deep, nuanced understanding of how the world operates.
The Political Science, Philosophy, and Economics (PPE) major is an interdisciplinary major that helps students understand the multiple forces affecting society.
You’ll make connections between systems of thought, political action, and economic systems and gain hands-on experiences applying what you learn to contemporary issues. You will learn about significant political and economic structures and processes, while being globally engaged.
With classes in all three disciplines, the Political Science, Philosophy, & Economics major provides a foundation to think critically from multiple perspectives, with well-rounded views of modern society. Each discipline is also explicitly connected with faith and vocation and will challenge you to pursue rigorous study with the expectation of impacting the world through your career.
All PPE majors take part in an extended practicum in either political science, philosophy, or economics. Develop your professional skills outside of the classroom in independent research projects, study abroad programs, seminars, and Taylor’s nationally-ranked Ethics Bowl team.
Build skills in:
Career opportunities:
Put philosophical knowledge into action with the Taylor Ethics Bowl team as you attend competitions to debate culturally relevant ethical topics. Students place regionally and compete with teams from across the US every year.
Learn More About Ethics BowlTaylor faculty in the History, Global & Political Studies Department provide hands-on mentorship, supporting students in and beyond the classroom.
The curriculum guides below outline required courses and degree requirements for each academic program.
Students interested in course descriptions and academic policies can check out our Undergraduate Catalog.
A Taylor liberal arts education will prepare you to live and work in a fast-changing world. It also goes a step further: laying a strong spiritual foundation that cultivates wisdom. You’ll become a well-versed individual, equipped with critical thinking skills, a lifelong love of learning, and an appreciation for God’s creation.
Begun by Taylor graduate Zane Callison ‘24, the Redeem Project focuses on helping individuals with prior felony or misdemeanor convictions re-enter society successfully.
Contact
Kevin Johnson
Department Chair and Associate Professor of History & Global Studies
765-998-5302
[email protected]
Contact
Julie Scase
Program Assistant for History, Global & Political Studies
765-998-5275
[email protected]