Taught courses
Join our inclusive community of students and researchers.
We are particularly strong in philosophy of mind and psychology, epistemology, the philosophy of art and literature, moral, political, and legal philosophy, and 19th and 20th century post-Kantian European philosophy.
Benefits of Postgraduate Study in Philosophy
Research-Led Training
- Learn from experts whose teaching is informed by their own cutting-edge research.
- Participate in departmental seminar series, research conferences, and thought-provoking discussions.
- Receive expert dissertation supervision and guidance throughout your studies.
Develop Transferable Skills
- Critical Analysis: Understand complex ideas and evaluate diverse sources of data.
- Communication Excellence: Hone advanced oral and written communication skills.
- Interpersonal Insight: Build empathetic understanding of different perspectives and social contexts.
- Project Management: Design, manage, and deliver projects effectively.
- Time Management: Work to deadlines with confidence and precision.
- Research Expertise: Gain a broad range of research skills for academic and professional success.
Career Opportunities
A postgraduate degree in Philosophy opens doors to a wide range of careers, including:
- National and local government administration
- Policy-making and marketing consultancy
- Journalism and media
- Development and non-profit organizations
- Academic research and teaching
- Charitable and advocacy work
Find out more about our Taught Courses
Our taught master’s courses are shaped by cutting-edge research and designed to enhance your academic and career development. We welcome a diverse international student community, creating a rich and stimulating environment for philosophical study and debate.
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