Masters Degrees in Mental Philosophy

We have 36 Masters Degrees in Mental Philosophy

Masters degrees in Mental Philosophy examine the philosophy of thinking and the mind, covering topics such as cognition and mental reasoning.

Related postgraduate specialisms include Epistemology, Mind and Language. Entry requirements typically include an appropriate undergraduate degree such as History, Philosophy or Psychology.

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MA in Philosophy (research)

Radboud University
Masters Programmes

Overview. Are you looking for a highly challenging two-year Research Master's programme in Philosophy? Come to Radboud University!. Read more…

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MA in Philosophy of Mind (Research)

Radboud University
Masters Programmes

Master's specialisation in Philosophy of Mind (Research). Philosophy of mind and cognition touches on some of the most profound questions about ourselves. Read more…

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Philosophy - MA

University of Birmingham
School of Philosophy, Theology and Religion

Are you interested in the field of Philosophy? Do you want the opportunity to study the subject at a postgraduate level and pursue areas which interest you the most? . Read more…

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Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science - MA

University of Birmingham
School of Philosophy, Theology and Religion

On this programme you will explore issues in philosophy of mind and the cognitive sciences, such as the nature of intentionality, physicalism, philosophical issues concerning rationality and interpretation, and consciousness. Read more…

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Philosophy Masters (MA)

University of Nottingham
School of Humanities

Students studying the MA in Philosophy choose from a range of specialised subject modules taught by research active academics, creating a particular pathway through the MA. Read more…

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Philosophy - MA

University of York
Department of Philosophy

The MA in Philosophy provides a combination of taught core and option modules which aim to make you familiar with what is at the centre of contemporary debates. Read more…

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Philosophy (MSc)

University of Edinburgh
School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences

Our flagship Philosophy programme offers excellent opportunities to enhance your learning among a large, vibrant and supportive postgraduate and research community at a university that has long been associated with some of the field’s most important thinkers, such as David Hume. Read more…

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MA Philosophy and Sociology of Science

University of Exeter
College of Social Sciences and International Studies

The programme, unique in the UK for its combination of philosophical and sociological perspectives on science and technology, examines the concept of science, the knowledge it provides and the way in which the production of knowledge is organised in society. Read more…

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Philosophy (MLitt)

University of Glasgow
College of Arts

This Masters is especially designed for students who don't already have a Philosophy degree. Read more…

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Philosophy (MSc)

University of Glasgow
College of Arts

Our Philosophy MSc offers you the opportunity to work closely with our staff in courses based upon their own expertise and current research. Read more…

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Philosophy - MA

University of Kent
School of European Culture and Languages

Our MA in Philosophy is designed for those who wish to broaden their study of philosophy and make a gradual transition to research. Read more…

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MA Cognitive Studies

University of Sheffield
Department of Philosophy

Course description. An opportunity to explore this cutting-edge field, where philosophy, psychology, neuroscience, linguistics, computer science and anthropology come together to discover how the mind works. Read more…

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Philosophy MA

University of Liverpool
Department of Philosophy

This degree gives you access to the very wide range of philosophical topics and expertise available in the Department. It's great preparation for Philosophy research, as well as an attractive postgraduate course. Read more…

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Intellectual History (MSc)

University of Edinburgh
School of History, Classics & Archaeology

Ideas and patterns of thought always have been, and continue to be, subject to historical change. The ways in which they change, and the reasons why they do so, make for fascinating study. Read more…

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Philosophy - MA

University of Sussex
School of History, Art History, Philosophy and American Studies

On this MA, you’ll gain an advanced general grounding in philosophy, forming a good basis for further research. This course includes innovative modules in both the analytic and continental traditions of philosophy, reflecting the wide range of interests within the Department of Philosophy. Read more…

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