The PHILO102 Introduction to Logic paper provides a foundational understanding of symbolic logic. It covers the formal testing of arguments for validity, focusing on propositional logic and predicate logic. This paper is typically offered at the 100 level, indicating it's an introductory course suitable for first-year students. While the 2026 offering is noted as not available, students can refer to previous years, such as the 2025 version, for course content. It awards 15 points upon successful completion.
The curriculum focuses on the principles of symbolic logic, including methods for determining the validity of arguments.
Specific English language proficiency requirements may apply for international students. Please refer to the university's general admission guidelines.
Tuition fees for the PHILO102 paper are not itemised separately and are typically included within broader degree or programme fees. Please refer to the University of Waikato's general fee information for the most up-to-date costs.
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PHILO102 Introduction to Logic is a 100-level paper that provides a foundational understanding of symbolic logic, covering formal testing of arguments for validity using propositional and predicate logic. It awards 15 points upon completion.
The paper Introduction to Logic (PHILO102) is noted as not available in 2026. Students may refer to previous offerings, such as the 2025 version, for course content.
Tuition fees for PHILO102 are not itemised separately and are typically included within broader degree or programme fees. Please refer to the University of Waikato's general fee information for the most up-to-date costs.
Skills developed in PHILO102, such as logical reasoning, critical thinking, and problem-solving, are transferable to many fields including philosophy, mathematics, computer science, and law. This paper can be a stepping stone to further studies in analytical disciplines.
To apply, check entry requirements, find the programme on the University of Waikato website, apply online, submit supporting documents, receive an offer, accept, pay fees, and then apply for a visa if applicable.
Yes, the University of Waikato offers various scholarships for international students, which may cover fees or living expenses. You can find specific opportunities using the 'Find a Scholarship' tool on the university's website.