Is PPE a good course? And where to study it..?

The best choice is Oxford. Then LSE, KCL, UCL, Warwick. And yes, you obviously will be less specialized than single honors students.

Lol ignore the first part of this post.

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Why is that?

Ok, so I'm an overseas student (in gap year) and I wish to study PPE in the UK (I don't live there, so I ignore loads of things that you may know by living there!! HELP)

Well, my first choice was Politics and International Relations, but then I thought about a much wider course, such as PPE. (What do you guys think?)

But I'm unsure if studying 3 subjects will make me less of an "expert" in each of them...

PLUS: Which's the best choice of uni to study this course?!?!

Thank you guys!!

The best choice is Oxford. Then LSE, KCL, UCL, Warwick. And yes, you obviously will be less specialized than single honors students.

And what about UEA or Durham? Are they good enough??
I will love to get to Oxford, but it's soo difficult to get the entry requirements when you're overseas...

Thanks for your reply

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UEA really isn't the best university around. Very frankly, it's actually one of the worse ones, generally. Durham is good as a Uni, but the general environment isn't great - OxBridge rejects, all trying to make it Oxbridge-ey, but it isn't. Hugely generalising, it's very much an individualistic society at Durham, and many could quite easily be seen as 'snobby'. Oxford probably promotes a better culture!

Have you considered Lancaster Uni? They are one of the best for Politics! Also really good for Philosophy and are average to high for Economics. I'm hoping to do Law, or PPE (backup plan), Lancaster being my first choice for both.

I really don't understand why you say UEA is not a good uni. It is on top rankings, like the Guardian! (Obviously, rankings is all I can see of the uni, you have a wider perspective of course!)
I didn't thought of Lancaster, thanks for the advice