The PPE program at King’s College London offers an interdisciplinary education, integrating microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, economic theory, applied economics, and data analytics. It emphasises the interconnectedness of political and economic institutions and the philosophical foundations underlying public policy.
BA (Bachelor of Arts): Ideal if you're inclined toward qualitative analysis, ethics, and policy, or if you want a flexible, interdisciplinary academic experience.
BSc (Bachelor of Science): Tailored for students interested in rigorous data analysis, quantitative economics, and those comfortable with mathematics and statistics.
Year 1 (Foundation)
Year 2 (Intermediate)
Year 3 (Advanced & Applied)
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Unique Features
Undergraduate Research Opportunities: King’s offers the King’s Undergraduate Research Fellowship (KURF), providing students the opportunity to engage in research projects across various departments, including economics. Successful applicants receive a stipend and formal recognition on their Higher Education Achievement Record.
Academic Projects and Labs: Students can participate in interdisciplinary research groups and projects, fostering collaboration across philosophy, politics, and economics disciplines.
Internship Opportunities: King’s Careers & Employability provides resources and support for securing internships in sectors such as:
Specific internship programs include the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change Summer Associate Internship Programme and the NATO Parliamentary Assembly Research Programme.
Study Abroad Programs: PPE students have the opportunity to study abroad during their second year. For BSc students, completing an equivalent Econometrics module at the host institution is mandatory. Failure to do so may require students to either complete their second year at King's or transfer to the BA track.
Graduate Employability Outcomes: According to the Graduate Outcomes survey, over 90% of King's graduates are in highly-skilled employment 15 months after completing their course.
Career Services: King’s offers career support through:
Economics graduates from top UK universities report average starting salaries of £32,000–£40,000, rising with roles in consulting and finance.
Progression to Postgraduate Education: Graduates often pursue advanced degrees in Economics, Public Policy, or related fields. King's offers postgraduate programs such as the Economics & Policy MSc, focusing on applying economic methodologies to policy-making.
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