| Description: | The primary research interests of the Faculty of Philosophy are in the history of philosophy, metaphysics, contemporary European philosophy and its historical antecedents. Current issues and controversies in such areas as ethics, dialectics, epistemology, phenomenology, philosophical economics and the philosophy of law are also particular strengths within the Faculty. Students with a wide range of thematic and research interests can be accommodated by the Faculty.
The Faculty offers a two-year Masters Program. The principal requirements are the successful completion of four seminars and the writing of a thesis followed by an oral defence. Masters theses in the Faculty are normally about a hundred pages in length. Masters students are expected to demonstrate thorough research skills and to cultivate an ability to present clear and concise philosophical arguments. |