Philosophy courses

...reveal the possibilities of politics, meet the demands of thoughtful citizenship, and prepare those students who intend to pursue further work in either... Learn about: Political Philosophy, Constitutional Law, IT Law...

...Theories and Applications If a student already has credit in any of these courses, these credits must be replaced by another 3 credits of research chosen...

...gaining the knowledge and skills to pursue different lines of inquiry and interrogate your own ideas. All this provides a rigorous academic framework which... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...philosophy degrees in the country. At Durham, you will have the opportunity to study Philosophy as a Single Honours degree, or with another subject including...

...No more than half of your studies in the second and third years can be from subjects in Group 2. Each of these subjects contributes to at least one Joint...

...philosophy degrees in the country. At Durham, you will have the opportunity to study Philosophy as a Single Honours degree, or with another subject including...

...years part-time Intake dates March, July, November Career opportunities A Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) qualification is highly regarded in research roles... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...of its research into the fundamental physiological processes of both normal hearing and hearing impairment. The Master of Clinical Audiology and Doctor...

...research a particular topic in more detail and gain experience in the criminal justice system and expert evidence in the Expert Testimony...

...political science, and economics. The PPE Program at Duke is a Certificate Program, and is mirrored by a PPE Program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel... Learn about: Political Science...

...political science, and economics. The PPE Program at Duke is a Certificate Program, and is mirrored by a PPE Program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel... Learn about: Political Science...

...course will be enjoyed by students who like asking questions and have an enquiring mind. On the course you will be studying issues such as: Can we be certain about knowledge?...

...to achieve AS-level · Unit 1 introduces some of the key questions of philosophy such as â€-Why should I be moral? Why should I be governed? How do I gain...

...Humanities What will I study? The subject concerns the study of ideas, and is designed to develop critical and intellectual skills as well as knowledge...

...and what makes something a rational argument? · Metaphysics - what kinds of things exist, and what are they like: e.g. does God exist? · Epistemology...

...of commonly held assumptions, and developing their powers of reason and argument. Philosophy asks questions such as. Does what you see match the world as it really...

...each covering two topics, that introduce students to the study of Philosophy Module 1 - Introduction to Philosophy I Reason and Experience Why should I be moral?...

...about some of the hardest and most important questions of human existence. Questions such as is there an external reality and can we know...

...the past and develop your own research, essay-writing and presentational skills. Many History students choose to take additional, specialised modules... Learn about: Histories of Violence, History and Historians, History of Philosophy...

...of a 20,000-word dissertation in a subject area of your own choosing. The programme prepares you for a range of careers from business, to politics... Learn about: International Relations, Ms Word, Postgraduate Studies...