This program explores the philosophical concept of identity, particularly focusing on how we understand personal identity over time. It delves into questions about what makes an individual the same person they were in the past, considering factors like bodily continuity and the nature of change. The course examines classic philosophical thought experiments and arguments to unpack the complexities of persistence and identity through various philosophical lenses.
The program structure covers key philosophical concepts related to identity, including.
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This bachelor's programme explores the philosophical concept of personal identity, examining what makes an individual the same person over time and considering factors like bodily continuity and change. It uses classic philosophical thought experiments and arguments to discuss persistence and identity.
Applications are made through UCAS. You will need to submit your UCAS application with personal details, academic qualifications, a reference, and a personal statement. Supporting documents can be emailed to ugadmissions@lancaster.ac.uk.
The UCAS Equal Consideration Deadline for 2026 entry is 14 January 2026. The final UCAS application deadline is 30 June 2026.
Tuition fees for international students are not specified in the provided data. Please refer to the Lancaster University Finance Division for the most up-to-date fee information.
Specific academic entry requirements are not detailed for this programme, but general undergraduate entry requirements for Lancaster University apply. International students will also need to provide evidence of English language proficiency.
While specific career outcomes are not detailed, a philosophy background cultivates critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and strong communication skills, which are valuable in a wide range of professions.