Courses in Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Politics and Economics

Applied Ethics
Instructor: Simon Rippon
US Credits: 2
Behavioral Economics
Instructor: Mats Köster
US Credits: 2
Cognitive Science and Policy Making
Instructor: Christophe Heintz
US Credits: 2
Contemporary Political Philosophy
Instructor: Cristina Astier
US Credits: 2
Critical Reasoning
Instructor: Simon Rippon
US Credits: 2
Critics of Democracy: Anarchism, Elitism, Populism
Instructor: András Bozóki
US Credits: 2
Democracy, Autocracy and Economic Development
Instructor: Attila Folsz
US Credits: 2
Democratic Freedom and Its Enemies
Instructor: Michael Ignatieff
US Credits: 2
Descartes and his Successors
Instructor: Michael Griffin
US Credits: 2
The Disunited States of Europe - Introduction to EU Politics
Instructor: Laszlo Bruszt
US Credits: 2
Economics of Inequality
Instructor: Alice Kuegler
US Credits: 2
Environmental Politics and Environmental Policies
Instructor: Zoltan Illes
US Credits: 2
Environmental Politics and Policies (EPP)
Instructor: Zoltán Illés
US Credits: 2
Ethics
Instructor: Cathy Mason
US Credits: 3
Existentialism in Philosophy and the Arts
Instructor: David Weberman
US Credits: 2
Experiential Learning Project
Instructor: TBA
US Credits: 4
Experiential Learning Seminar
Instructor: Mate Nikola Tokić
US Credits: 2
Federalism
Instructor: Attila Folsz
US Credits: 2
Foundations of Mathematics and Data Analysis
Instructor: Alice Kuegler, Imre Fekete
US Credits: 3
From Descartes to Kant
Instructor: Michael Griffin, Ferenc Huoranszki
US Credits: 4
Game Theory
Instructor: Adam Zawadowski
US Credits: 2
Gender and Sexuality through Fiction
Instructor: Susana Cerda
US Credits: 2
Global Environmental Change, Health, and Policy
Instructor: Tiziana Centofanti
US Credits: 2
Globalization and Labor
Instructor: Johanna Markkula
US Credits: 2
Human Nature
Instructor: Maria Kronfeldner
US Credits: 2

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