What is PPE? Due to the extensive topics you will cover during the course, studying Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) can lead to various careers paths. And although it is commonly associated with politics, prospects go beyond that. The course is usually offered on a flexible basis which means you will be able to choose which topics you’d prefer to focus on.
What is Land Economy at Cambridge? Land Economy is a challenging course offered by the University of Cambridge. The course is commonly underestimated and too often compared to “normal” economics, a topic we will go into more detail in the next section. We will give you all the information you need about Land Economy.
If you are applying to study PPE at university, it is important that you understand the three subjects that make up the course. In this guide, we will look at Politics.
Applying to university in another country is difficult, so we have simplified it for you to understand what you need to know when applying for Engineering in the UK.
First-year Oxford Economics and Management student Gideon Blankstone shares his insights into the course.
When applying to study Law at university a key consideration is choosing between Oxbridge and non-Oxbridge Law Schools. But what is the difference between them?
You have likely come across the term PPE whilst researching different university courses, but what does it mean? This guide will help you understand exactly what PPE stands for and what these courses entail.
Are you confused about the different types of A-level essay questions? We explain what the examiners are really looking for.
Are you struggling to start wider reading or utilise recommended reading lists? Perhaps you aren’t sure what wider reading even is or why it’s important. In this guide, we explain what wider reading is, how you can get started using reading lists and why it will help you with your A-level exams and university applications.
Tuition Fees have changed for EU, EEA, and Swiss Nationals. This is all you need to know before applying to university in the United Kingdom.
For any prospective applicants to the History course at Oxford, here’s what life is like as a History student. In this series, current and past students kindly recount their experiences and day-to-day life studying at university. Georgie shares her experiences as a student reading History at Oxford.
For any prospective applicants to the Psychological and Behavioural Sciences course at Cambridge, here’s what life is like as a Psychology student. In this series, current and past students kindly share their experiences and day-to-day life studying at university. Sammy recounts her experiences as a student reading Psychological and Behavioural Sciences at Cambridge.
Ever wonder what life would be like studying Maths at Cambridge university? In this series, we asked current and past students what a day in their student life is like. This particular article is all about life as a Cambridge Maths student, courtesy of Beth!
Have you ever wondered what life is like as a Natural Science student at Cambridge? First-year student Leah Hurst shares her insights into what life is like.
Ever wonder what life would be like studying Languages at Oxford university? In this series, we asked current and past students what a day in their student life is like. This particular article is all about life as an Oxford Languages student, courtesy of Clare!
