80 Philosophy Masters in United Kingdom

Master in Applied and Professional Ethics (Online Distance Learning)

SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILIABLE! The online MA in Applied and Professional Ethics is designed to help people in business, the professions and the public and third sectors develop skills and knowledge that can help them engage with ethical issues in their working lives. The course is taught entirely online, making it particularly appropriate for those in full-time employment or resident overseas, who wish to gain a qualification from a leading university without interrupting their career.

Master in Philosophy of Mental Disorder

Kings College London

Philosophy of Mental Disorder is taught jointly by the Department of Philosophy and the Institute of Psychiatry. For students with a first degree in philosophy or psychology or a qualification in psychiatry. Also accessible if you have little philosophy at undergraduate level. Provides a solid knowledge base to progress to independent research.

Master in Philosophy

University of York

This master's course offers the opportunity to acquire the core knowledge and skills necessary to engage in philosophical research. As such it is an ideal preparation for doing a PhD in Philosophy.

Master in Continental Philosophy

University of Dundee

To offer students the opportunity of advanced philosophical study which may serve as the grounding for PhD research. This will entail a broadening of students' intellectual horizons, a deepening of their critical responses, and the development of their skills of research, reflection and presentation.

Master in Philosophy of Religion and Ethics

University of Birmingham

This is the flagship programme of the School of Philosophy, Theology and Religion. You will explore the key issues in the fields of Philosophy of Religion and Ethics – for example: Are there shared human values? How do we negotiate different belief systems in pluralistic societies? Is there a conflict between science and religion? Do people with different religious views have the same morals? Is life without God meaningless?

Master in Ancient Philosophy

The University of Edinburgh

The programme is offered jointly by the Schools of Philosophy, Psychology & Language Sciences and History, Classics & Archaeology. The programme aims to introduce students to the main fields, topics and research methods in Ancient Philosophy.

Master in Philosophy

The University of Edinburgh

The taught MSc in Philosophy provides an intensive grounding in philosophy, its methodology, and techniques of research. Students take six single semester courses from a range of courses offered, and write a dissertation at the end of the second semester and over the summer.

Master in Philosophy

University of Birmingham

All postgraduate and diploma students present and discuss their work-in-progress at the fortnightly postgraduate research seminar.

Master in Philosophy of Education

Institute of Education, University of London

This masters degree, unique in the UK, is for anyone interested professionally or personally in questions about philosophy of education, educational aims in liberal societies, the nature of knowledge and understanding, and the application of philosophy to educational issues.

Master in Continental Philosophy

University of Essex

Our MA Continental Philosophy provides you with a thorough grounding in the continental philosophical tradition, from Kant and Hegel to the present. You choose from modules on thinkers and topics such as Kant, Hegel, Nietzsche, Heidegger, Freud and psychoanalysis, aesthetics and art theory.

Master in Applied Theology

University of Kent, Canterbury Campus

This taught Master's degree in Applied Theology, the first of its type in the South East, is designed specifically to bring together the various skills that make up Applied Theology. The central philosophy of this degree is that theology at its best is an intensely practical subject.

Master in Philosophy of Health and Happiness

University of Birmingham

On this programme you will explore issues at the intersection of philosophy, ethics, psychology and medicine, which have important implications for policy and health care. You will be taught by a vibrant community of philosophers and ethicists, pursuing original research on a wide range of topics on which expert supervision is available