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3 Years On Campus Bachelors Program
University of NottinghamThe BA (Hons) Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) at the University of Nottingham is a multidisciplinary program that integrates the analytical rigor of philosophy, the institutional understanding of politics, and the quantitative skills of economics. This combination equips students with a comprehensive understanding of societal structures and decision-making processes.
Key Focus Areas:
Philosophy: Develops critical thinking, logic, and ethical reasoning skills.
Politics: Explores political systems, theories, and global political dynamics.
Economics: Provides a foundation in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and quantitative methods.
Students have the flexibility to tailor their studies through optional modules, allowing specialization in areas such as social philosophy, parliamentary studies, and behavioral economics.
Year-wise Breakdown of Core Modules
Year 1: Foundations
Introduction to microeconomics and macroeconomics.
Mathematics and statistics for economics.
Foundational modules in political theory and global politics.
Core philosophy modules focusing on reasoning, logic, and ethics.
Year 2: Intermediate
Advanced modules in each discipline with increased specialization.
Optional modules available to align with individual interests and career goals.
Year 3: Advanced
Students choose to focus on two of the three disciplines or continue with all three.
Opportunity to undertake a dissertation or extended research project.
Advanced optional modules for in-depth study.
Learning and Assessment Methods
Teaching Methods:
Lectures, seminars, tutorials, and computer laboratory classes.
Interactive sessions including group discussions, presentations, and role-plays.
Use of online resources and multimedia materials to complement learning.
Assessment Methods:
Essays, examinations, presentations, group projects, and dissertations.
Continuous assessment through coursework and participation.
Rankings
Economics: Ranked 12th out of 79 in the UK.
Graduate Prospects: 87% of graduates secure employment or further study within 15 months.
Study Abroad: Opportunities to study at the university's campuses in China or Malaysia, or partner institutions worldwide.
Internships and Work Placements: Support in securing relevant work experience to enhance employability.
Research Projects: Engagement in research initiatives across the three disciplines.
Career Outcomes:
Graduates pursue careers in various sectors, including:
Finance and Banking
Government and Public Policy
International Organizations and NGOs
Media and Journalism
Education and Academia
Notable Employers:
Bank of America
Barclays
Bloomberg
Deloitte
Oxfam
The World Bank
Postgraduate Progression:
Graduates often pursue further studies in areas such as:
Economics
Political Science
Philosophy
Public Policy
Law
GCSEs: Grade 7 (A) or above in Mathematics, unless taking it at A Level.IELTS: 7.0 overall, with no less than 6.5 in each element.This course does not have a Placement YearThis course does not have a Foundation YearPolicy Advisor – Blend ethics politics and economics in decision makingThink Tank Researcher – Analyze complex societal challengesPublic Affairs Consultant – Manage relationships between firms and governmentPolitical Strategist – Build data driven campaign policiesEconomic Ethics Advisor – Evaluate fairness in economic decisionsGovernment Analyst – Research laws with philosophical insightNGO Strategist – Shape policies with moral and economic logicAcademic – Teach and research interdisciplinary social sciencesRegulatory Consultant – Ensure ethical and legal business practicesDemocracy Researcher – Explore power systems and economic justice
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