Ethics and Social Philosophy (MA)

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  • Objectives
    Offers knowledge and expertise for further research, postgraduate vocational training, or entry on to a variety of professional career paths.
  • Entry requirements
    Entry Requirements:
    Suitable for graduates in Philosophy and related subjects (eg. Sociology, Politics).

    A First or Second class UK honours degree, or equivalent is required.
  • Academic title
    Ethics and Social Philosophy (MA)
  • Course description
    Course Description:
    A one year full-time or two-years part-time course, the programme offers postgraduate teaching in ethics and social philosophy and emphasises the enhancement of skills relevant to advanced philosophical research. The MA is assessed by four essays of 4000 words each and a dissertation of 15,000-20,000 words.

    Course content:

    Research Methods and Training, a Core Course, three Optional Courses, and a Dissertation (most courses are available on a two-year cycle).

    Core Courses:

    -Ethics and Applied Ethics
    -Social Theory: the Frankfurt School

    Option Courses:

    -Adorno and Analytical Philosophy
    -Environmental Philosophy
    -Medical Meta-Ethics
    -Marx
    -Perspectives in the History of Ethics, Social and Political Philosophy
    -Rousseau's Social and Political Philosophy
    -Philosophy of Feminism
    -Philosophy of Law
    -Nietzsche: The Will to Power

    Special Features:

    -Suitable either as preparation for further research in ethics and social philosophy or as a stand-alone postgraduate qualification.
    -Teaching is by seminars and discussion. 
    -Extensive library holdings of books, journals and electronic sources.
    -Regular research seminars with visiting speakers, and additional postgraduate research seminars.

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