Philosophy courses

...so you will finish the course with an international network of contacts. Access to an expert academic supervisory team, as well as training and teaching opportunities... Learn about: Philosophy of Enquiry, IT Law, Law research...

...of contemporary religious movements. The Department is ranked joint third in the UK for world-leading and internationally excellent research... Learn about: Elements of Ethics, Religion Philosophy, Philosophy of religion...

...Descartes, Kant, Nietzsche and Wittgenstein. The course is based on Bryan Magee's The Great Philosophers (Oxford University Press). Each class will focus on one chapter...

...be brought at time of enrolment. ILA Scotland funding is available for Higher subjects. You must have your ILA Scotland account in place prior to the start...

..."the most unread famous book in the Western world." It's publication in 1687 marks that seminal moment in the history of Western thought when the... Learn about: History of Philosophy...

...background in a global context. In Philosophy, you will cultivate your own critical perspective on philosophical problems and questions, and develop... Learn about: Introduction to Philosophy, Spanish Language, History of Philosophy...

...These are the kinds of questions that are considered in the study of Philosophy at both AS and A2 level, and you will come into contact with a range...

...This is an exciting subject which deals with the really big questions in life. Is war justifiable? What is justice? The point of philosophy is not so...

...What is a person? How can we be sure that we are the same person through time? Why should I be moral? Is it because morality is a social contract...

...on some of the great questions of human life, from the ancient past to the present day: who are we and what is the point of life? Can we be certain...

...courses at the 3000-4000 level Interdisciplinary and Cross-disciplinary courses at the 3000-4000 level PHIL 4940: Requires prior approval of department chair and/or coordinator... Learn about: Critical Thinking, Logical & Critical Thinking, Survey of Philosophy...

...During the AS course we cover the nature of perception and our knowledge of reality: can we know how things really are from the way they appear to...

...What is a person? How can we be sure that we are the same person through time? Why should I be moral? Is it because morality is a social contract...

...predominantly discussion and the presentation of arguments. You should enjoy reading and exchanging ideas in discussion. The ability to argue a...

...when considering whether or not to accept a candidate who has just fallen short of the conditions of their offer. Required subjects None. Preferred subjects... Learn about: Modern Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Critical Thinking...

...The PhD in Dementia Studies is your chance to work with these world-leading academics on the production of a thesis that makes an original contribution... Learn about: Data analysis, Induction Academy, Theory and Methods...

...based on close engagement with a major contemporary thinker of your choice. You can write your dissertation in London or Paris, in English or French... Learn about: Aesthetic Tradition, European Philosophies, Art History...

...we want you to learn to think for yourself. By participating for yourself in the great philosophical debates, we hope you will develop skills of rigorous reasoning...

...pursuing careers in education, museum and archival curatorship, or governance and policy-making. The programme provides broad-based training in the history of science... Learn about: Metaphysics of chemistry, History of Philosophy, History Msc...

...Beginning with inheritances from the ancient world, we look at the triumph of analytic geometry and the path it opened for the calculus of Newton and Leibniz... Learn about: GCSE Physics...