The bachelor "Philosophy of a specific discipline” is an English-taught program. After the first year of your bachelor's, you can enrol in this program. You can either start it while continuing your own bachelor's (usually during the 2nd and 3rd year of your first bachelor's) or start the bachelor's Philosophy of a specific discipline after your first bachelor's (usually as the 4th year of your bachelor's studies).

A flexible degree that examines the relationship between ethics and politics.

This program provides a multi-disciplinary degree that incorporates courses in Philosophy, Economics, and International Relations, and is taught entirely in English, it attracts students from around the world.

This is one of several specialist routes available in our BA (Honours) in Social Sciences (Philosophy) degree. You'll study core modules in interdisciplinary social science and sociology, giving you a firm grounding in ideas central to the social sciences. This will be combined with discovering more about the ideas held by classic and contemporary philosophers and learning to think about the big questions of philosophy for yourself.

This Philosophy: Global and Comparative Perspectives bachelor's programme is unique in that it offers comparative perspectives from around the world that will enable you to be part of the next generation of thinkers, someone studying and shaping philosophy for a globalised 21st century.

The Degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics, with a broad Anglo-Saxon tradition, stems from the conviction that contemporary political, economic or intellectual leadership requires a broad and in-depth knowledge of the social pillars and their problems: the economy, social science, politics, philosophy and public administration. The sum of this knowledge has a transforming effect on the intellectual life of students, and, in turn, on their role in society.

Philosophers search for knowledge and truth, exploring the fundamental nature of reality and some of the most important questions about the world around us such as what is the self? What is a just society? Is free will an illusion? And, does God exist? The Philosophy degree at Lincoln offers students the opportunity to study these questions and others through the lens of cutting-edge contemporary philosophical research, as well as the writings of great philosophers, such as Plato, Descartes, Nietzsche, Marx, and Wittgenstein.

Grapple with the insights of great thinkers from across the world and throughout history while developing skills in critical thinking, argument analysis and cultural literacy. We prepare graduates to meet a rapidly changing world. Students who choose to concentrate in philosophy will study ancient and contemporary philosophers as they engage in rigorous debate, ask the big questions and sharpen their critical thinking skills. Students who choose to concentrate in religion are introduced to the academic study of the world's religions. They dive into the sacred texts, rituals, histories and ethics of different cultures while learning to communicate effectively with those who think differently from themselves. The interdisciplinary philosophy and interdisciplinary religion concentrations allow students to craft their own majors by counting up to nine credits from outside of the department toward the major.

Question what it means to exist. Philosophy engages and critically analyzes perennial questions of human experience such as the nature of knowledge, meaning, reasoning, and morality.

The Bachelor's degree in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics (PPE) offers an interdisciplinary approach, integrating philosophy, political science, economics, sociology, history, and law to understand global dynamics. It includes specializations in Artificial Intelligence, sustainability, and the protection of fundamental rights, providing tools to analyze contemporary challenges through diverse methodologies. Graduates can pursue careers in international organizations, public administration, large corporations, consulting firms, NGOs, think tanks, and embassies. The program fosters analytical, argumentative, and ethical skills, shaping leaders capable of driving positive change in society.

Are you interested in issues relating to econometrics, but do you also aim to develop a broader academic horizon? Together, the Erasmus School of Economics and the Erasmus School of Philosophy offer a Double bachelor in Econometrics and Philosophy of Econometrics to enable you to complete two entire bachelor programs in just four years. Our students obtain a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Econometrics and Operations Research and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Philosophy of a Specific Discipline.

Are you looking for a solid preparation for advanced study in philosophy, a background for a particular profession or vocation, to move onto graduate school, or for preparation as a philosophy teacher? Philosophy is the attempt to make rational sense of all things. As such, it tries to discover and explain the ultimate origin, purpose, and meaning of everything, especially human existence. For this reason, philosophy is one of life’s most practical pursuits.

The Philosophy B.A. program emphasizes issues that are relevant to students' lives such as how to live, the nature of justice, the role of reason and emotion in a good life, and the meaning and role of art in our lives while simultaneously preparing students for graduate school, law school, nonprofit organizations, and private industry.

Earn a BA in Philosophy at Azusa Pacific University You’ll stand out in the job field as an intellectual leader in conversations that shape contemporary culture. Develop highly sought-after skills—including the ability to read critically and communicate persuasively—and graduate prepared to thrive in a variety of careers. With your combination of intellectual skills and theoretical knowledge, you’ll step into your calling ready to influence contemporary cultural practices concerning religion, science, ethics, and more.

This challenging and ground-breaking degree introduces you to core ideas and issues in politics, philosophy and economics (PPE). It will help you understand how the economy is governed, how public policy gets made, and the ideas which shape our world.