OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Philosophy, Politics and Economics (BA)
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
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Duration
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IELTS
€55k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Bachelor's
Level
The interdisciplinary Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) major provides rigorous training in the foundations of these three fields. It enables students to study the forces and institutions that shape the modern world from multiple perspectives. This program is designed for students who want to understand how political and economic forces work, examine their impact, and critically evaluate the values involved in societal choices. It equips graduates with skills to address complex problems in both public and private sectors.
Careers
The analytical tools and interdisciplinary approach of the PPE major prepare students for a variety of careers. Graduates are equipped to address complex challenges in diverse fields.
- Law
- Public policy and public service
- Business
- Finance
- Consulting
- NGOs
- Education
- Journalism
Frequently asked questions
- What are the estimated tuition and fees for international students for the Philosophy, Politics and Economics (BA) program?
- Estimated tuition and fees for full-time enrollment (31 credit hours) for international students is $63,012. This includes General Tuition & Instruction, Student Activity Fee, Student Union Fee, Recreation Fee, Learning-Technology Fee, and COTA Bus Fee.
- What are the estimated living costs for an international student for the PPE program?
- Estimated living expenses (housing, food & misc.) for 9 months is $19,986, plus $1,516 for books and supplies. Mandatory student health insurance is an additional estimated cost of $3,768.
- What kind of careers can graduates pursue with a Philosophy, Politics and Economics (BA) degree?
- Graduates are prepared for careers in fields such as Law, Public policy and public service, Business, Finance, Consulting, NGOs, Education, and Journalism.
- Are there any scholarships available for incoming students in the PPE program?
- Yes, merit-based cash awards of $3,000 - $15,000 are awarded based on application strength. Graduate Assistantships offer 50% tuition coverage and a monthly stipend and automatically consider admitted applicants.
- What documents are required for the Philosophy, Politics and Economics (BA) application?
- You will need to submit unofficial transcripts to the application portal and English proficiency test scores if required. Official transcripts are required upon admission.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Estimated tuition and fees for full-time enrollment (31 credit hours) for Non-Resident and International Students is $63,012. This includes General Tuition & Instruction, Student Activity Fee, Student Union Fee, Recreation Fee, Learning-Technology Fee, and COTA Bus Fee.
Tuition (home)Estimated tuition and fees for full-time enrollment (31 credit hours) for Ohio Residents is $33,020. This includes General Tuition & Instruction, Student Activity Fee, Student Union Fee, Recreation Fee, Learning-Technology Fee, and COTA Bus Fee.
LivingEstimated living expenses (housing, food & misc.) for 9 months is $19,986. Books and supplies are estimated at $1,516. Student health insurance is mandatory for international students at an estimated cost of $3,768.
Tuition and fees are based on the previous academic year and are subject to change. Domestic students may waive student health insurance; international students cannot.
Scholarships
Merit-Based Cash Awards$3,000 - $15,000
Graduate Assistantships50% tuition coverage and a monthly stipend
Deloitte Foundation Accounting Scholars ProgramFull scholarships (excluding books and living expenses)
Education Assistance Scholarships (ABO)—
Frequently asked questions
What are the estimated tuition and fees for international students for the Philosophy, Politics and Economics (BA) program?
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Estimated tuition and fees for full-time enrollment (31 credit hours) for international students is $63,012. This includes General Tuition & Instruction, Student Activity Fee, Student Union Fee, Recreation Fee, Learning-Technology Fee, and COTA Bus Fee.
What are the estimated living costs for an international student for the PPE program?
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Estimated living expenses (housing, food & misc.) for 9 months is $19,986, plus $1,516 for books and supplies. Mandatory student health insurance is an additional estimated cost of $3,768.
What kind of careers can graduates pursue with a Philosophy, Politics and Economics (BA) degree?
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Graduates are prepared for careers in fields such as Law, Public policy and public service, Business, Finance, Consulting, NGOs, Education, and Journalism.
Are there any scholarships available for incoming students in the PPE program?
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Yes, merit-based cash awards of $3,000 - $15,000 are awarded based on application strength. Graduate Assistantships offer 50% tuition coverage and a monthly stipend and automatically consider admitted applicants.
What documents are required for the Philosophy, Politics and Economics (BA) application?
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You will need to submit unofficial transcripts to the application portal and English proficiency test scores if required. Official transcripts are required upon admission.