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Programme B0312A200010: Politics, Philosophy and Economics (BP_PPE)

Academic year: 2019/2020


Politics, Philosophy, Economics (PPE) is a multidisciplinary programme aimed to provide the students with a multifaceted view of the problems faced by contemporary society. It is inspired by the British model of undergraduate degree aimed at elite education of future leaders in civil service, politics, journalism, as well as business, first introduced in 1920s at the University of Oxford.


The required courses cover the three principal modules of the programme: politics, philosophy and economics. However, students also have an opportunity to adjust their study programme to their personal interests by choosing from a variety of elective and optional courses. Moreover, after the third semester, students choose one of three specialisations: Politics & Philosophy, Economics & Politics of Philosophy & Economics . This choice determines the required number of credits from the “specialising elective courses”.


The careers most commonly chosen by PPE graduates are in politics, banking and finance, business management, journalism and broadcasting, education, social work, and the many branches of the public services, including diplomacy and local government. Graduates of the PPE Bachelor’s programme may obviously also pursue graduate degree in PPE, Politics, Philosophy, Economics and other related disciplines at Charles University as well as other prestigious universities around the world.


Programme director: Janusz Salamon, Ph.D.

Programme coordinator: Mgr. Jakub Franěk, Ph.D.


Total number of required credits:

180

Compulsory courses credits:

114

Specialising elective course credits – at least:

34/35*

Other elective courses credits – at least:

5

Student’s choice credits – at least:

27/26**


* Economics & Politics specialisation: 34 credits, Politics & Philosophy and Philosophy & Economics specialisations: 35 credits.

** Economics & Politics specialisation: 27 credits, Politics & Philosophy and Philosophy & Economics specialisations: 26 credits. The student choice credits can be earned for optional courses as well as elective courses.



The comprehensive state examination consists of the following four parts:

• (JBAK01) Bachelor’s thesis defence

• (JSZ486) Oral examination in Political Science

• (JSZ383) Oral examination in Philosophy

• (JSZ485) Oral examination in Economics


Compulsory courses: J#0210



Total number of credits: 114


Prerequisites, corequisites, alternative and incompatible courses



Elective courses - specialising - group 1a (Module Politics): J#0211



Minimal number of credits from group 1a: 17 for Politics & Philosophy specialisation; 17 for Economics & Politics specialisation; 0 for Philosophy & Economics specialisations


Elective courses - specialising - group 1b (Module Philosophy): J#0212



Minimal number of credits from group 1b: 18 for Politics & Philosophy specialisation; 18 for Philosophy & Economics specialisations; 0 for Economics & Politics specialisation


Elective courses - specialising - group 1c (Module Economics): J#0213



Minimal number of credits from group 1c: 17 for Economics & Politics specialisation; 17 for Philosophy & Economics specialisations; 0 for Politics & Philosophy specialisation


Prerequisites, corequisites, alternative and incompatible courses



Elective courses - group 2: J#0214



Minimal number of credits from group 2: 5


Prerequisites, corequisites, alternative and incompatible courses



Bayreuth-Prague Double Degree courses: J#0217



Total number of credits: 161


Students participating in the Double Degree offered in cooperation with the University of Bayreuth must take ALL the mandatory courses listed in the above table in order to be awarded two degrees: BA in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from Charles University and BA in Philosophy and Economics from the University of Bayreuth. To reach the prescribed minimum of 180 credits, each Bayreuth-Prague Double Degree student has to take the following elective courses:


(a) at least 2 courses from the Module Politics (see group 1a above)

(b) at least 1 course from the Module Philosophy (see group 1b above)

(c) at least 1 course from the Module Economics (see group 1c above)


Prague-Bayreuth Double Degree courses: J#0218



Total number of credits: 180


Students participating in the Double Degree offered in cooperation with the University of Bayreuth must take ALL courses listed in the above table in order to be awarded two degrees: BA in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from Charles University and BA in Philosophy and Economics from the University of Bayreuth.



Study plan codes:

J19BPPPE1136

J19BPPPEBP1136

J19BPPPEPB1136




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