MA Philosophy

MA Philosophy

Philosophy investigates some of the most important and fundamental questions about human beings and our world. For instance: Does science alone describe what is real? Is there such a thing as 'human nature'? Is there a God? What is the 'Good Life'? Rather than offering simple solutions to such profound questions, philosophers often raise difficult questions about the simple solutions on offer. Our programmes provide grounding in philosophy and a simulating forum to engage in such questioning.

Subject Information
Lateral Entry : Not Available
Credit Transfer : Not Available
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Indian & Western Ethics
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Analytical Philosophy
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Metaphysics
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Philosophy of Religion
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Indian & Western Logic
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Phenomenology & Existentialism
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Modern Indian Thought
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Philosophy of Cognitive Science
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Dissertation & Viva Voce

Career Opportunities
Philosophy teaches several key transferable skills. You will learn how to reason better and how to engage in critical analysis. Such skills are highly regarded by employers, opening the door to a wide range of occupations, including computing, politics, journalism and marketing. After further study, some philosophy graduates become researchers and lecturers.

This is a correspondence course