Philosophy Degrees in the Wales

...nuclear weapons, the relations between men and women, medical ethics, and the use of animals.Year Two is designed to build on this foundation through...

...that have shaped Western culture, and to consider how they interrelate with Western religious thought. The School has developed out of a longstanding tradition... Learn about: Social or political context, More linguistic or stylistic approach, Studying literary texts...

...Why choose this course? Please note this course is only available for 2017 entry. What exactly is computation? Is a computer just an electronic brain... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training, Project Management...

...of PhilosophyHUP101Semester 1 (Sep-Jan Taught)20Ethics, Justice, and SocietyMN-1011Semester 1 (Sep-Jan Taught)15Micro-economics 1MN-1012Semester...

...the current research interests of the staff who teach them. These build on, and are more specialised than, the Year Two modules. Essentially...

...The School of Philosophy and Religion at Bangor University offers the opportunity to study some of the most important and challenging philosophical ideas... Learn about: Material evidence, Solve Problems, Dissertation module...

...the skills of debate and independent thinking. The course aims to enable understudies to: Demonstrate a basic knowledge of some of the major events... Learn about: Learning environment, Cultivate the skills of debate, Challenging philosophical ideas...

...Use new vocabulary effectively and confidently in written work. Demonstrate an understanding of key grammatical structures; use more complex grammatical... Learn about: Online learning environment, Dissertation supervisor, Case Studies...

...and to consider how they interrelate with Western religious thought. The School has developed out of a longstanding tradition in these subject areas within... Learn about: Online learning environment, Individual tutorials, Religion and German...

...book reviews, case studies, reports, presentations, and written examinations. In the second year you have the option of taking an ‘independent study’ module... Learn about: Religion and Italian, Book reviews, Guidance of a supervisor...

...undertake independent study under the guidance of a supervisor, leading to a 5,000-word essay. In the final year, you will be encouraged to develop this topic further... Learn about: Online learning environment, Philosophy & Religion and Spanish, Book reviews...

...around 1000 AD to the present day; developed an awareness of contexts surrounding the composition and performance of music during this period developed... Learn about: Employment in administration, Philosophy & Religion and Music, Religion and Music...

...The other 60 credits will be taken in the School of Welsh. In your second year, you will take modules equivalent to 60 credits in the School of Philosophy... Learn about: Dissertation supervisor, Online learning environment, Philosophy & Religion and Welsh...

...ambiguity involved in presenting philosophical arguments in dialogue form, show an awareness of the complexity and ambiguity involved in presenting philosophical... Learn about: Skills and Training, Philosophy and Religion, Individual tutorials...

...and e-mail. Entry requirements: For all School of Philosophy and Religion Masters courses (MARes, MRes, MTh), applicants should normally have an appropriate...

...(30 credits each). The essay titles and content will be decided in consultation with your supervisor. However, they will follow any two topics listed below... Learn about: Islamic Philosophy and ethics, Old Testament, Religious Experience...