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PPE Humanities: Philosophy, Politics and Economics
This classic combination of Politics, Philosophy and
Economics involves an academically rigorous grounding in all
of these closely connected subjects, as well as the
opportunity to specialise in one or more of them. Students
not only follow a curriculum designed in consultation with
all three participating academic disciplines, but also have
the opportunity to participate in an annual
PPE
Humanities Colloquium and
essay competition. After the PPE Humanities, depending
on the courses they have chosen, students may study for
Honours degrees in any of the three fields or in PPE.
Graduates of the PPE have followed many careers, including
work in commerce, government and non-governmental
organisations.
For more information on the PPE Humanities, please click
this link:
PPE Humanities 2013 information for new and returning
students
Curriculum for 1st,
2nd and 3rd year PPE Humanities:
Convener:
Dr G Fried
(Philosophy)
First year: 8 semester
courses
Second year: 8 semester courses
Third
year: 6 semester courses
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ECO3025S |
Applied International Trade
Bargaining |
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PHI3023F |
Logic and Language |
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(c) At
least one of the following: |
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POL3013S South
African Political Thought and Traditions |
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POL3029S Third World Politics |
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POL3030F Conflict in World Politics |
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POL3039F Advanced
South African Politics |
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Remaining courses to be selected from this list: |
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ECO3009F |
Natural Resource Economics |
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ECO3016F |
History of Economic Thought |
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ECO3020F |
Advanced Macro and
Microeconomics |
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ECO3021S |
Quantitative Methods in Economics |
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ECO3022S |
Advanced
Labour Economics |
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ECO3023S |
Public Sector Economics |
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ECO3024F |
International Trade and Finance |
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PHI3024S |
Metaphysics and Epistemology |
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2013/02/14 04:27:14 PM
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