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I chose to study PPE at Warwick because of the international reputation of each department in its own right and the specific efforts made to integrate these approaches, the Warwick “Bridge Model”. Unlike other PPE courses, Warwick’s PPE programme focuses on the link between the three subjects, especially through the final year interdisciplinary PPE modules and the option to write a PPE dissertation. Furthermore, Warwick offers different PPE pathways and the possibility to specialise, this degree can lead to either a BA or a BSc.

Although a campus university, Warwick is only a quick bus ride away from Coventry and Leamington Spa, where most students end up living after first year. There is a strong community spirit, and students have access to many shops, restaurants, pubs and clubs.

With so many societies and sports clubs, Warwick offers hundreds of opportunities to get involved and meet people. Being involved in the PPE Society has definitely been a highlight of my university career. It has taught me invaluable skills but has also been an opportunity to form long-lasting friendships with other members. The society organises many different events throughout the year, from our Speaker series to socials to careers and networking events. What’s more, we also support academic learning with a mentoring scheme, revision classes and online module reviews.

To sum up, I would recommend Warwick PPE to anyone who wants to learn more about those three ever-relevant subjects, in a vibrant and exciting environment.