Open Bachelor's

Modelled on the US Liberal Arts system, the Open Bachelor’s offers a wide spectrum of courses in political science, international relations, economics, management, data science & AI, innovation, psychology and leadership.

This unique curriculum is multidisciplinary and customisable, allowing students to better apprehend global challenges and opportunities, and understand the dynamics of change. Our approach emphasises a balance of theory, application, and hands-on practice, with a strong focus on project-based learning and teamwork.

In their first year, students explore a broad range of subjects from various fields. By the second and third years, they have the option to specialise in one major, or choose a combination of a major and a minor, or even pursue two majors for a Double Bachelor’s degree. This flexible structure not only prepares students for selective interdisciplinary master’s programmes but also masters’ programmes in their chosen major.

Why study at Forward College?

• Multicultural Experience: Students immerse themselves in diverse cultures by spending each academic year in a different European capital—Lisbon in year 1, Paris, in year 2 and Berlin in year 3 —within a vibrant community of over 33 nationalities.
• Student Success: Our students achieve outstanding results in exams from prestigious institutions such as LSE and King’s College London. Notably, 60% of our graduates pursue further studies, with 40% gaining admission to top EU universities.
• Personalised Learning: With an average class size of 15, students receive individual attention through one-on-one tutoring and regular assessments, fostering a supportive and tailored educational environment. Our distinguished faculty includes members affiliated with renowned institutions like MIT, King’s College London, and the University of St Andrews.
• Leadership Development: Our curriculum blends rigorous academic programmes with practical skills development and hands-on projects, equipping students to tackle real-world challenges.