The MA in Philosophy will give you a thorough grounding in the core knowledge and skills required for philosophical research, while also allowing you to pursue your own philosophical interests in ...

This UNESCO-commissioned publication scrutinizes the current landscape of teaching philosophy in a constantly evolving world. It stresses the need to update knowledge to tackle contemporary challenges ...

Michael Huemer (PhD, Rutgers, 1998) came to CU-Boulder in 1998 and works mainly in epistemology, ethics, metaethics, and political philosophy. Professor Huemer has written on such topics as ...

Philip Goff thinks that everything has some degree of consciousness. According to early 21st century Western common sense, the mental doesn’t take up very much of the universe. Most folk assume that ...

Alexander Jeuk says overspecialization, academic debate focusing, and simplistic argument structures, are prominent missteps in modern philosophy. It is likely that most current academic philosophers ...

Why is philosophy so practical? Because it makes you a vastly better problem solver and communicator. In a world of fake news, in which the guiding role of truth in public discourse is under threat, ...

Think about what you believe. Studying philosophy, religion, and ethics helps students hone their reasoning skills, grow intercultural competencies, and develop appreciation for diverse worldviews.

A Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy teaches students to examine the world using logic and critical reasoning skills. Philosophy asks fundamental questions about the world we live in: about the meaning of ...

The Department of Philosophy offers a major program that serves two different goals: For students who desire to achieve a general liberal arts education and who do not plan to do graduate work in ...

This article was published in Scientific American’s former blog network and reflects the views of the author, not necessarily those of Scientific American Just about 20 years ago, I abandoned a career ...

If one hears that sentence in today’s discussions, it largely refers to the repeated (and often successful) attempts to close philosophy departments, especially in the United Kingdom and the United ...