The School of Philosophy, Politics and Economics is dedicated to developing long-lasting and sustainable partnerships with prestigious universities and institutions around the world. Our partnerships help to enhance the educational and career paths available to our students, and support increased global engagement and collaboration to share ideas and learning opportunities.
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KDI School of Public Policy and Management
The School of Philosophy, Politics and Economics offers a double master’s programme with the KDI School of Public Policy and Management. Students study one year at each institution and receive two degrees.
Students studying the KDI Global Master’s Program can come to the University of Reading to study our MSc Public Policy programme and gain two master’s degrees.
University of Turin (UniTO)
Our double master's programme with the University of Turin (UniTO) enables students to gain two master's degrees with the flexibility to choose where they study over the two years.
Students can choose to study their first year at UniTO and their second year at the University of Reading on our MSc Business Economics programme, or begin their master's at Reading and transfer to UniTO for their second year.
Double Undergraduate Programme with the Nantong University (NTU)
In partnership with Nantong University we deliver a double undergraduate programme where students from Nantong University can come to the University of Reading to study BSc Economics or BSc Business Economics.
Students study two years at each institution and receive two degrees.
University of Information Science and Technology (NUIST)
In partnership with the University of Information Science and Technology (NUIST) in China, we offer the opportunity for economics students at NUIST to complete their final year of study at the University of Reading.
Students who successfully complete the partnership programme will be awarded a dual-degree from both universities.
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