This course allows you to study three interconnected disciplines that each plays a vital part in our everyday lives. Taking a cross-disciplinary approach, you’ll explore the relationships between a functioning society and how political and legal systems are structured and operate. The course will also develop your understanding of the philosophical origins and basis for law and politics. You’ll benefit from working closely with world-leading and internationally renowned experts in three of the UK’s most highly ranked Social Science departments. You’ll also have the opportunity to apply to spend an additional year abroad studying with one of our international partners or on work placement. Graduate job titles from the politics, philosophy and law departments include: Barrister, Business analyst, Councillor, Civil Service Fast Streamer, Diplomatic Attaché, Entrepreneur, Funding and Bid Co-ordinator, Lawyer, Lecturer, Legal Advisor, Litigation Paralegal, Parliamentary Assistant, Production Editor, Journalist, Researcher, Risk Analyst, Teacher, Trainee Chartered Accountant and Trainee Solicitor. Companies and organisations where recent graduates from the politics, philosophy and law departments have worked include: Allen & Overy, Bank of England, BBC, British Council, UK Cabinet Office, Civil Service, Department of Transport, EY, Goldman Sachs, House of Commons, JP Morgan, KPMG, Ministry of Home Affairs - Singapore, Ministry of Justice, Mars, Oxford University Press, University of Oxford, the Police, PwC, Santander, Smith & Williamson, TeachFirst, The Independent, TUC, UBS, UK Commission for Employment and Skills, Westminster City Council.