Nankai University offers a unique Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) program designed to provide students with an interdisciplinary foundation across these three critical fields. This program aims to cultivate individuals who possess a strong grasp of political, philosophical, and economic theories, coupled with practical skills and robust theoretical thinking. As one of only a few universities in China offering this specialized degree, Nankai's PPE program started admitting students in 2018 and is currently the only institution in Tianjin to offer it.
The PPE program requires students to complete a total of 180 credits to earn their dual degrees. The curriculum integrates core subjects from philosophy, politics, and economics, with specific requirements including advanced mathematics.
Graduates of the PPE program are well-prepared for advanced academic pursuits and a variety of professional roles. The interdisciplinary foundation allows for further specialization and a broad range of career opportunities.
Admission to the PPE program is not directly through the national college entrance examination. Instead, it is a selective process for students already admitted to Nankai University.
Specific tuition and living cost details for international students are not provided on the program page.
The program leads to a Law degree (in Political Science and Administration) and a second degree chosen from Economics or Philosophy.
Prospective students must first gain admission to Nankai University as freshmen. After university admission, there is an internal selection process for the PPE program, including an examination in English and Mathematics, followed by an interview.
After being admitted to Nankai University, freshmen can self-nominate for the PPE program. They will then take a university-organized examination (English and Mathematics), and a select group will proceed to a final interview, which determines admission.
Upon successful completion of the program, students are awarded two degrees: a Law degree (in Political Science and Administration) and a second degree in either Economics or Philosophy.
Graduates are prepared for advanced academic pursuits in various fields such as Political Science, Economics, and Philosophy. They also have broad professional opportunities due to the interdisciplinary nature of the program.
Specific tuition and living cost details for international students are not provided on the program page. Information on these fees is currently unavailable.