PPE studies economic, social, and political institutions from an interdisciplinary perspective using the tools of philosophy, political science, and economics. It is a specially designed, enrollment-limited, interdisciplinary minor based on a rigorous admission process. It is adapted from similar highly successful programs across the world and makes use of small seminars and tutorials to encourage students to develop a wide range of skills. The PPE minor is structured around a gateway introductory course, three mid-level courses in the three disciplines of the program, and a capstone seminar. Throughout the program students are supervised by faculty from the three participating departments (Philosophy, Political Science, and Economics). Due to its interdisciplinarity, analytical rigor, combination of normative and empirical analyses, and emphasis on the development of transferable skills, the PPE minor prepares students well for a wide variety of careers in the private and public sectors, as well as graduate school (especially for law school, medical school, business school, and masters and doctoral programs in the humanities and social sciences).