Philosophy courses

...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: Social Cognition, Modern Philosophy, 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: Full Time, Part 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...

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

...what does it tell us about our cognitive capacities? This course is a stand-alone introduction to the history and philosophy of mathematics but it... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...and study the monument, religion and mythology that make up classical civilisation. Please note: You will take 120 credits of modules in each year of study...

...such as: freedom and determinism, the existence of god and the meaning of life. The treatment of the areas covered will often involve discussion of... Learn about: Ms Word...

...such as: freedom and determinism, the existence of god and the meaning of life. The treatment of the areas covered will often involve discussion of... Learn about: Ms Word...

...In your third year project you research and present your own understanding of these ethical and political dilemmas. Working with a supervisor you...

...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...

...those working within Indigenous communities, the private and public sector, for the progression of in-depth studies on issues relevant to Indigenous communal futures...