Psychology, Politics, Law and Economics

• 3 Years, 3 Countries: Study in Lisbon, Paris, and Berlin to experience European diversity and different legal and political systems first-hand.
• The “Legal Intelligence” Edge: Unlike traditional law degrees, our Law modules are designed for future leaders, not lawyers. You will master regulatory design, contract negotiation, European and international legal frameworks.
• The “Psychology Intelligence” Edge: Unlike traditional psychology degrees, our Psychology modules are designed for future leaders, not professional psychologists. You will explore human behaviour, decision-making, and organisational dynamics to understand and influence people in real-world contexts.
• Small Classes & Tutoring: Benefit from 100% small group teaching (avg. 15 students) and 1:1 academic tutoring every week.
• Theories and application: Combine academic theory with practical projects (Digital Entrepreneurship, Social Impact and Personal Development) to gain experience and build your “future of work” skills.

Year two sharpens your critical thinking by examining how interconnected systems shape our world. You’ll analyse economic behaviour through micro and macroeconomic lenses, explore democracy’s challenges and the intersection of technology with society, and study how environmental factors influence human psychology and resilience. Through courses in European law, econometrics, and behavioural economics, you’ll develop sophisticated analytical frameworks to understand the complex relationships between institutions, markets, and human decision-making.

You will pick 10 courses from the list below. Local language courses (1 per term) come on top. In term 3, you will dedicate yourself to 1 project and 1 professional certification curated by Forward College.

At Forward College, learning is built around a flipped classroom model so our teachers can dedicate 100% of their time in class to what matters most: debate, critical thinking, real world implications and meaningful relationships. This is how we foster autonomy, depth of understanding, and active engagement. 

Key principles

• Guided autonomous learning: Independence is a journey, not a starting point. Thanks to personalised guidance by more senior students, you will progressively master the art of autonomous learning. You prepare for class using curated resources (readings, podcasts, videos and AI tools) at your own pace. Crucially, this preparation is collaborative: students naturally form study teams to tackle assignments together, turning individual study into a shared intellectual adventure.
• Collaborative classes: In-person seminars prioritise debate, application, role plays and collective reasoning, guided by faculty in small groups.
• Relational pedagogy: 90% of our courses are delivered by full time faculty. Beyond teaching, our teachers students’ intellectual and personal growth, ensuring that every student is seen, heard, and supported individually.
• Regular assessments and feedback and training opportunities ensure continuous engagement with feedback from your teachers during 1:1 tutorials. 

If you are a student with the French Baccalauréat or completing it this year and are interested in applying for the Open Bachelor’s, you should apply in parallel through the Parcoursup platform.

Applications will open mid-January 2026.

Please note that if you are applying for both the Open Bachelor’s and LSE & KCL degrees, you must apply in parallel:

• Through our website 
• Via the Parcoursup platform (for the Open Bachelor’s).

If you have any questions, our admissions team is available to help you.