This program provides a comprehensive exploration of philosophical thought, engaging deeply with both historical and contemporary discourse. It emphasizes critical analysis, logical reasoning, and the examination of key philosophical texts and concepts across various traditions and periods.
Key areas of study include ethics, metaphysics, epistemology, and political philosophy, allowing students to develop a nuanced understanding of the fundamental questions that have shaped human knowledge and society. The curriculum is designed to facilitate rigorous intellectual engagement and foster skills crucial for advanced research in the field.
Additionally, the program equips students with the foundational knowledge necessary to pursue doctoral-level studies in philosophy, cultivating an academic environment that encourages original thought and scholarly inquiry.
Required Documents
Philosophy MA Program Admission Requirements
Applicants must meet the following qualifications for admission:
An undergraduate degree (Bachelor's degree) or a higher qualification is required.
Previous academic background should ideally include a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy.
Alternatively, any undergraduate (BA, BSc) or graduate (MA, MSc, LLM) degree will be accepted, provided the candidate has completed a minimum of 50 credits in philosophy.
English Language Proficiency
Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in English at a C1 level. Accepted qualifications include:
Cambridge Advanced (CAE)
BEC Higher
BULATS score of 75-89
CLB/CELPIP level 8-9
CAEL score of 70
IELTS score of 7
TOEFL score of 110-120
TOEIC score of 880
Application Process
To complete the application, prospective students must provide:
Official entry qualification documents, which must be in English or accompanied by certified translations.
A suitable transcript from the applicant's previous educational institution. If unavailable, official translations along with verified copies of the original documents are necessary.
Documentation must be presented in person upon arrival at the university.
An individual interview, which may be conducted online.