Philosophy courses

...Unless indicated otherwise, the modules listed for this programme are for students starting in 2020. On rare occasions, we may need to make unexpected... Learn about: Social Policy, Social Theory...

..."Is there a perceptual relation?", "What is the view that perceptual experiences have representational content?", "In what way is introspection distinct from perception?"...

...on problems and issues of educational practice. Core Proseminar sequence. Both of the following courses: Proseminar in Curriculum, Instruction... Learn about: Teacher Education...

...Reading and Composition requirement. Reading and Composition Through Philosophy: Read More [+] Rules & Requirements Prerequisites: R1A offered by any department...

...that ‘bigger’ picture of education in a global society. An Education Studies degree from BGU will equip you well for the future, no matter what your career destination... Learn about: Independent Study, Holocaust Philosophy, Education Studies...

...centre within the School: Discipline of Accounting, Discipline of Business Analytics, Discipline of Business Information Systems, Discipline of Business... Learn about: Quality Training, Business School, Full Time...

...of the concepts and to think critically about these methods and approaches of each area. Recognised globally as one of the UK's premier law schools... Learn about: IT Law, Company Law, Intellectual Property...

...when considering whether or not to accept a candidate who has just fallen short of the conditions of their offer. Required subjects GCSE Mathematics at grade... Learn about: Political Theory, Political Philosophy, GCSE Mathematics...

...action, and interaction with others. We’ll explore this mindful awareness through demonstrations, illusions, brainteasers, thought experiments... Learn about: Road Trip...

...Or is the mind the brain? Or does the mind stand to the brain as a computer program stands to the hardware? How can creatures like ourselves think thoughts that are "about"...

...ability to research a topic thoroughly. Stimulating and lively classroom discussion helps you to develop and test your ideas. Key Features of Philosophy at Hills...

...choose your own path through the subjects. Our first year is designed to help you develop the skills and confidence to succeed on your selected... Learn about: Modern Philosophy, Social Cognition, Symbolic Logic...

...contribution to the subject concerned. MPhil students complete a probationary year, at the end of which they produce an extended research... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time, Social Work...

...year in response to new curriculum developments and innovation. Most programmes will require you to study a combination of compulsory and optional modules... Learn about: American Literature...

...Law, and Medicine Formal Logic I Logic and Formal Reasoning Statistics for Economists Introduction to Data Science Introduction to Sociological Research... Learn about: IT Law...

...Logic asks: what are the rules of critical thinking and sound argument? Philosophy encourages us to uncover presuppositions, to scrutinize arguments... Learn about: IT Law...

...Logic asks: what are the rules of critical thinking and sound argument? Philosophy encourages us to uncover presuppositions, to scrutinize arguments... Learn about: IT Law...

...as well as optional modules offered by both Departments) and to develop detailed knowledge in either English or Philosophy through the preparation...

...on real issues you'll thrive on this course. You'll learn that a philosopher doesn't take anything for granted and questions everything. If you want to be an independent-minded...

...to modern thought Strengthen your capacity for analysis, reasoning and judgement Spot defects of logic; learn how to put a clear argument; gain confidence in discussion...