BA Philosophy with Human Rights

The BA Philosophy with Human Rights course at the University of Essex is a program that offers the students an opportunity to continue their intellectual journey where they widen their perspective about the world. The course fosters critical thinking and encourages debate on a range of philosophical and human rights issues.Course Content: The course offers a grounding in philosophy and human rights. It covers topics such as human rights in global politics, the philosophy of law and ethics, eleventh-century philosophy, and nineteenth-century philosophy. The approach is interdisciplinary, drawing on other subject areas such as law, politics, and sociology.Key Modules: Students will study modules such as Death, God and the Meaning of Life, Ethical Issues Today, Makers of Modern Philosophy, Moral Philosophy, Philosophy of Law, Philosophy of Mind, Twentieth Century European Philosophy, Contemporary Political Philosophy, and Philosophy of Religion. Future Careers: Graduates from this course are well equipped to pursue careers in sectors such as business, journalism, social work, or the public sector. They can work in NGOs, charities, international organizations, and government agencies. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.