Blend philosophy, politics and economy together to understand and shape the world around you! 1 program, 3 disciplines, infinite perspectives
Philosophy, Politics, and Economy (PPE) is an internationally recognized interdisciplinary degree that brings together three disciplines to help you understand—and influence—the world around you.
This programme available in Central Eastern Europe, offering a distinctive academic experience in one of Europe’s most dynamic capitals. Designed for globally minded students, the programme combines intellectual rigor with practical skills in analysis, leadership, and decision-making.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.
Extra Notes
Entry Requirements
Grade 12th with minimum 60% from a recognised instituition is required + Mathematics Entrance Test Required + Admissions Interview Required
Remarks
B2 Level English is Required - University does NOT accept English as a medium of secondary education as an exemption. As part of the admission process, applicants are required to complete an entrance interview and a mathematics test. The interview is usually conducted online via Microsoft Teams and lasts around 10–15 minutes. During the interview, applicants are assessed on their knowledge relevant to International Relations, skills related to the field, and their motivation for pursuing the programme. Preparation material for the interview can be found here: https://www.uni-corvinus.hu/contents/uploads/2024/01/BA%20International%20Relations%202024.ae3.pdf Applicants must also complete a Mathematics entrance test conducted online via SkillCert. The test includes 26 questions to be completed within 60 minutes and assesses problem solving and data sufficiency skills based on arithmetic, elementary algebra, and geometry. Sample questions are available here: https://www.uni-corvinus.hu/downloads/al1q.1yw5gww/corvinus-university-quantitative-reasoning-practice-test-sample-questions-answers-worked-solutions.pdf The mathematics test may be waived if applicants meet certain qualifications such as AP Mathematics (grade 3), ACT Math (27), IB Mathematics (SL 5 / HL 4), Advanced level Matura in Mathematics (45%), GCSE/IGCSE Mathematics (grade 6/B), or A-level Mathematics (grade B).