The study of Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE) is both prestigious and practical all over the world. Politics provides a strong understanding of the role of political institutions on modern societies. Philosophy is a highly transferrable skill as it develops analytical, logical and ethical rigour. Economics is the study of how consumers, firms and governments make decisions that determine how resources are allocated. Knowledge of all three areas of PPE is critical to understanding policy-making, the conduct of business and the reasons for ongoing sociocultural, economic and political shifts globally.
Year 1 Semester 1
CS100 Introduction to Christianity
HU140 Creative Thinking
PL101 Introduction to Politics
RS191 Academic and Professional Communication
Year 1 Semester 2
EC100 Introduction to Economics
PL102 Foundations of Australian Constitutional Government
PL161 People, Place and Culture
PY100 Introduction to Philosophy
Year 2 Semester 1
CS200 Survey of the Bible
EC201 Intermediate Microeconomics
PL262 Public Policy
PY270 Political Theory and Philosophy
Year 2 Semester 2
EC202 Intermediate Macroeconomics
HU250 Critical Thinking and Ethics
PL233 Global Media and Politics
RS292 Research Methods
Year 3 Semester 1
CS300 Christianity as a Worldview
EC361 Public Sector Economics
PL363 Power, Society and Environment
PL371 Global and Comparative Politics
Year 3 Semester 2
EC370 Managerial Economics and Strategy
PY320 Foundations of Western Civilisation
PY370 Metaphysics and Philosophy of Science
RS394 Research Project
Politics units (7 units)
Philosophy units (4 units)
Economics units (5 units)
Common Arts Core units (2 units)
Common Research Core units (3 units)
Common Christian Studies Core units (3 units)