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At Roehampton the BA Honours Degree in Politics, Philosophy and Ecomomics is essentially about action and decision-making: the art and science of the possible. Working in a political or economic or business environment means employing the best strategies to negotiate your way to your objectives. This is why the practical dimension of the degree has a focus on actual negotiation skills (the second-year module ‘Political Skills: Negotiation,’ teaching for example the Harvard Negotiation Method) and leadership and communication skills.
University of Roehampton
Allied to this PPE at Roehampton is designed to produce effective decision-makers out in the world informed by: the best ways of negotiating through political and business systems, ethical and philosophical principles regarding the good of humankind and economic choices regarding the best uses of increasingly scarce resources.
Our Politics modules focus on: Political Concepts, Researching and Working on Politics, Political Parties and Elections, Global Governance (how for example the UN works), Active Citizenship.
Our Philosophy modules focus on: Ethical Theory, Freedom, Power and Politics, Self and World, Animal rights and Environmental Ethics. Political Philosophy, Gender and Philosophy, continental Philosophy.
Our economics modules provide in-depth knowledge of organisations and their environments, including their relationships to society. The economics strand addresses areas such as managing people, business organisations within a global context, and labour economics. Additionally, you’ll learn how businesses can operate effectively in a multicultural environment. Students will be able to solve business problems ethically and will acquire a sound understanding of the wider economy.
Year 1 entry: 112 UCAS points (or equivalent)
We welcome applications from students studying T Levels.
For all courses we also accept a wide range of other qualifications and experience.
We anticipate graduates of Roehampton’s BA Politics, Philosophy and Economics embarking on careers in politics – either research, campaigning, policy work, or civil service – or going into business management, teaching, journalism, law, publishing, media, public relations, community / social services and heritage or cultural management.
All modules are core and are worth 15 credits unless specified.
Compulsory modules
Optional modules (Economics)
Optional modules (Philosophy)
Optional modules (Politics)
Compulsory module
Optional modules (Philosophy)
Optional modules (Politics)