The PPE is a very demanding course offered by only about 30 universities in the UK, including the University of Oxford. The admissions process for the course is equally demanding but will vary depending on which university you apply to. Therefore, you should be aware of the whole process and give yourself the best chance of getting in.
Are you interested in economics, wondering which degrees require the TSA or curious about what the ECAA means? We explain the two entrance exams, which universities require it and which degrees require the specific test. You will learn that Cambridge is not just about taking the ECAA and that the TSA is not just an entrance test for Oxford.
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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.
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