International Political Economy
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
- Undergraduate
- Major
- |
- Honours
Fall and Winter
3 or 4 years
Academic Department:
Politics and International StudiesWhy Study International Political Economy at Bishop’s?
This major is offered jointly through the Department of Economics and the Department of Politics and International Studies. You will learn about the interconnectedness of economics and politics at how they impact systems from an individual to a global scale.
Program Details & Department Information
Next Steps
After your Degree
This program prepares you for a wide range of careers, including:
- Aid Worker
- Campaign Staffer
- Corporate Consultant
- Corporate Risk Analyst
- Diplomat
- Economic Development Analyst
- Economist
- Emergency Preparedness Analyst
- Financial Manager
- Foreign Correspondent
- Foreign Service Worker
- Government Professional
- Government Relations Professional
- Immigration Settlement Officer
- International Policy Advisor
- International Trade Specialist
- Journalist
- Lobbyist Non-profit Administrator
- Non-Profit Advisor
- Paralegal
- Policy Analyst
- Political Aide
- Political Staffer
- Professor
- Public Relations Professional
- Research Analyst
- Social Worker
- Speech Writer
- Strategic Communications Advisor
- Trade Advisor
Did you know?
Want to understand power, help change the world, and open doors to a global career? The International Political Economy major explores how governments work, why policies matter, and how to make an impact. You’ll master the critical thinking and persuasive writing needed for success in diplomacy, law, journalism, advocacy, business, and beyond. Plus—you’ll graduate knowing how to navigate and influence the world around you.
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