University of Liverpool · Part-time
Philosophy
This degree gives you access to the very wide range of philosophical topics and expertise available in the Department. It's an excellent preparation for research in philosophy, as well as being an attractive postgraduate course in itself. The programme is spec…
MA2 yearsPart-time
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Philosophy · Historical, philosophical and religious studies
This degree gives you access to the very wide range of philosophical topics and expertise available in the Department. It's an excellent preparation for research in philosophy, as well as being an attractive postgraduate course in itself. The programme is specifically designed to equip students with the competence and understanding needed to pursue philosophical research, while also acquiring skills that are valued by a broad range of employers. Teaching is focussed on two main seminar modules, Religion, Ethics and Practical Philosophy and Metaphysics, Language and Mind. In addition, students choose three elective modules from across philosophy and the School of the Arts. All students write a dissertation—an extended piece of independent research conducted under the guidance of an academic expert. MA students are actively encouraged to participate in the research activities of the Department and to take advantage of our programme of world-renowned visiting speakers. Why Philosophy? Be part of a city with a reputation for cultural achievement With its impressive wealth of museum and galleries and its vibrant cultural scene, Liverpool is an ideal place to pursue a degree in aesthetic theory with opportunities to work hands-on in cultural institutions. Experience the full breadth of our academics’ expertise Our core teaching staff have expertise in political aesthetics, philosophy of museums and philosophy of film; we also partner with external instructors from the fields of curating and cultural management. The Department of Philosophy is internationally renowned for work in Philosophy of Art, Political Philosophy, Environmental Philosophy and other fields, as well as for our creative collaborations with cultural institutions. We have a tradition of active engagement with the wider life of our city The Department is home to a range of successful Knowledge Exchange and public engagement projects with cultural partners across Europe, placing it at the forefront of art-related research and its impact on the community.
Getting in
As the university states it
Admission to our programmes normally requires a 2:1 Honours degree, or equivalent, in a relevant field. International qualifications: Applications from international students are welcome. International qualifications will be evaluated in line with the National Recognition Information Centre (NARIC) guidelines.
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