Philosophy Undergraduate Degrees

...the application of theory to practice. We aim to prepare you for many kinds of career, within and allied to Psychology, providing you with relevant skills... Learn about: Handling the Media, Psychological Perspectives, Criminological Psychology...

...you will also take four modules per year, which may be weighted towards Classics, or split 50/50 between the two departments. Current options from... Learn about: Ancient Philosophy, Greek Culture...

...of our obligation (if any) to obey the government and where this obligation comes from. You will also consider theories concerning the relationship between... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Political Philosophy...

...But because our research interests are so diverse, we can also offer a wide range of optional modules where you can focus on the topics and methods that interest... Learn about: Materials Management, Classical materia...

...You must study another subject with Philosophy and Ethics; it’s offered as a Major, Joint or Minor component of a Combined Honours award. You can choose... Learn about: Medical Ethics...

...be taken into account when considering whether or not to accept a candidate who has just fallen short of the conditions of their offer. Access to HE Diploma... Learn about: English Language, International Politics...

...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...

...have been inspired by the classics. What’s the difference between belief and knowledge? Why are we here? How do we know what we know – and can we ever know anything at all?... Learn about: Ancient Greek, Greek Epic...

...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...

...Ranked amongst the top 10 UK German Departments (Guardian University Guide 2018; QS World Rankings 2016). Teaching informed and delivered by research-active staff... Learn about: German Literature, Political Philosophy, Modern Philosophy...

...atheism and for the existence of God. You won’t stop studying world religions, however. You’ll also explore other key events and issues related to terrorism...

...and the reasons why one might think those answers are correct, our focus is on learning how to critically assess these arguments and to develop and argue for your own answers... Learn about: English Language, Political Theory...

...are for students starting in 2020. On rare occasions, we may need to make unexpected changes to compulsory modules; in this event we will contact offer... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...One of the largest and most distinguished philosophy departments in the country. The Philosophy Department is ranked 4th in the UK and 6th in Europe... Learn about: Modern Philosophy, Greek Philosophy, Political Philosophy...

...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: Education Studies, Independent Study, Holocaust Philosophy...

...interest and considerable experience in problem solving. Participation is by invitation only; most students will be selected on the basis of their applications to the seminar... Learn about: Problem Solving...

...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 Theory, Social Policy...

...In your first and second year, you will study a combination of required and optional modules from both subject areas. Your final year will involve... Learn about: Greek Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Security Issues...

...you may explore critical issues such as community and public history, local history or war and commemoration. During your final year, with advice and guidance... Learn about: Holocaust Philosophy, Study Project...

...the documents and arguments of the founding of the United States. Lectures: 2 sessions / week; 1.5 hours / session This course is part of the Concourse program at...