MA Philosophy

The Philosophy MA course at University College London (UCL) allows students to pursue their philosophical interests as broadly or as narrowly as they wish. This flexible course offers you the opportunity to explore traditional fields of philosophical concern, as well as less conventional areas, and build strong research skills within the field of philosophy.Course Content: The Philosophy MA combines rich historical and contemporary readings, spanning topics from metaphysics, philosophy of mind, and moral philosophy, to political philosophy, philosophy of language, and philosophy of science. There are no compulsory modules in this course, giving students the freedom to choose from the available options. This flexibility allows students to focus on their areas of interest, while developing a comprehensive understanding of philosophy.Key Modules: Course modules cover a broad range of philosophical subjects. These include Greek Philosophy, The Philosophy of Mind, Aesthetics, Metaethics, Epistemology, Philosophy of Cognitive Science, Philosophy of Mathematics, Philosophy of Science, and Social and Political Philosophy.Future Careers: The transferable skills acquired during the course, such as critical thinking, argument analysis and presentation, open up a wide range of career possibilities. This course serves as a strong foundation for students who wish to progress to a PhD in Philosophy. Graduates may also pursue careers in various sectors such as government, business, journalism, consultancy and the voluntary sector.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.