COURSE CURRICULUM

The curriculum is structured over three years. Year 1 introduces core concepts with modules like 'Introduction to Philosophy', 'Ethics and Value', 'Ancient Greek Philosophy', and 'Logic and Reasoning'. Year 2 builds on foundations, covering 'Metaphysics and Epistemology', 'Philosophy of Mind', 'Modern European Philosophy', and optional modules such as 'Philosophy of Religion' or 'Political Philosophy'. Year 3 focuses on advanced topics and independent research, including 'Contemporary Philosophy', 'Applied Ethics', a dissertation project, and electives like 'Existentialism' or 'Feminist Philosophy'. Assessment methods include essays, exams, presentations, and the final-year dissertation. The program emphasizes critical analysis, debate, and original thinking, with opportunities for interdisciplinary links to subjects like theology or politics.