The Graduate Certificate in Arts (Philosophy) is designed for individuals who hold a degree in another subject and wish to gain knowledge and skills in philosophy. This qualification serves as a bridging program, allowing you to explore philosophical concepts without undertaking a full bachelor's degree. It is particularly beneficial for those interested in developing critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and argumentation skills, which are highly valued in various professional fields. The program encourages deep thinking about fundamental questions concerning existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language.
The program requires completion of at least 30 credits, with at least 15 credits from 200-level courses. You will choose from a range of philosophy courses covering various topics.
Studying philosophy develops transferable skills highly sought after by employers, including critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and the ability to construct compelling arguments. These skills are applicable to a wide range of careers.
International students are not eligible for this program.
Specific tuition fees are not provided for this program, and it is noted that international students are not eligible to apply.
The Graduate Certificate in Arts (Philosophy) is designed for individuals who hold a degree in another subject and wish to gain knowledge and skills in philosophy without undertaking a full bachelor's degree.
You will complete at least 30 credits, with a minimum of 15 credits from 200-level courses, choosing from a range of philosophy topics such as Ethics, Logic, and Philosophy of Mind.
Studying philosophy develops transferable skills like critical thinking and analytical reasoning, which are highly sought after by employers in roles requiring strong analytical and communication skills.
International students are not eligible to apply for this program, and specific tuition fees are not provided.
The program can be completed in one semester.