Philosophy courses

...There is a unique classroom atmosphere in Philosophy classes at Cardinal Newman. Discussions are vigorous and purposeful and individual views are respected...

...Religions of the Modern World and Ethics, Philosophy and Religion. In the second and third year you choose from a wide range of modules including... Learn about: Religious Studies, History of Philosophy, Introduction to Philosophy...

...sharpen your skills of analysis, critical and independent thinking. Course Content Units you will study Year 1 Teaching is organised in units that typically involve lectures... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...which is regarded by the examiners as a substantially original contribution to the knowledge of the subject concerned. Candidates are required to complete... Learn about: IT Law...

...Can I be sure of anything? Is it possible that I am the only thing that exists? Where does the idea of God come from? Am I really free to make choices...

...primarily through reading and discussing key texts from the European tradition, including some of the most exciting thinkers of the last century... Learn about: Philosophy of Art, Philosophy degree...

...philosophy (taught by the current chair of the philosophy department) provides a unique introduction to philosophical thinking, by applying the methods...

...Social Psychology Strategic Reasoning Public Policy Process Behavioral Economics and Psychology Capstone: Social Policy Capstone: Political Economy Capstone...

...Explore Buddhism which is considered by many to be an eastern philosophy rather than a religion. you will look at teachings on the nature of reality and human...

...Are we born knowing anything? Or: What do we mean when we say something is morally wrong? How can we work out what to do in a moral dilemma?...

...Over the two years you will study four modules. All of these modules are assessed in traditional exams. Why choose this course? If you study this course...

...Over the two years you will study four modules. All of these modules are assessed in traditional exams. Why choose this course? If you study this course...

...After graduation our students have gone on to graduate school, law school, the Peace Corps, nonprofit organizations and private industry. Courses and co-curricular... Learn about: IT Law, Western Philosophy, Political Philosophy...

...you mature in your thought and relations with people. Doing Philosophy is not easy but as with doing anything difficult you will develop new skills which...

...and aims of Philosophy through the study of traditional philosophical problems. Please note that you must enjoy reading and writing as well as being prepared...

...of the world around us. It will look at spiritual, moral, ethical and social issues as well as the relationship between our minds and bodies...

...emphasises the development of philosophical skills, especially argumentation. So as a student of philosophy you will embark on a journey of thinking...

...which are directly relevant to Politics and Economics. In Politics, you will examine the history and basis of political ideas and critically reflect... Learn about: Foreign Policy, History of Philosophy, Principles of Economics...

...through exploration of beliefs, magic and medicine, campaigns for freedom and equality, Africa and the world, and America from Hamilton to Trump... Learn about: History of Philosophy, Historical Society Public Hist, Public History...

...a few weeks to a full academic year. To find Global Learning opportunities available in your study area click Global Experiences. A Master of Philosophy... Learn about: Public Health...