The Philosophy MA undergraduate degree at the University of Aberdeen provides an in-depth exploration into philosophical thinking and debate. The course offers you the freedom to investigate all aspects of philosophy and adapt your degree to your own interests. It is an excellent foundation for PhD research and opens up career possibilities in various sectors from journalism to policymaking.Course Content: The Philosophy course at the University of Aberdeen covers a variety of philosophical themes starting from Greek Philosophy to contemporary thought. The initial years focus on core modules that provide a solid grounding in philosophy. As the course progresses, students are allowed to choose from a range of modules that tailor to their interests. The curriculum includes exploring key philosophical ideas, theories, arguments, and figures from different periods. The study utilises a combination of lectures, small-group work and one-to-one supervision. Key Modules: While the course does not mention specific modules, it gradually increases in complexity, allowing students to develop their understanding of philosophy and skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication. Future Careers: Graduates of this course can have a plethora of opportunities in sectors as varied as Journalism, business, public policy, public relations, and even further academic research. The university provides career support during and after your degree, including internships and study abroad opportunities.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.