252 Part-time Master's degrees in Philosophy

The Philosophy course at Australian Catholic University (ACU)  is assessed on the basis of a written thesis which is submitted at the conclusion of the degree.

The Philosophy programme at the University of Glasgow is thriving. Our vibrant research environment includes an active community of postgraduate students and engaged staff who are internationally recognised for their contributions to a wide range of philosophical debates.

This End of Life Studies programme from University of Glasgow will offer you new and critical perspectives on end of life practice and policy, palliative care, cultural representations of death and dying, and related ethical questions.

The Master of Philosophy (MPhil) Programme in Humanities from The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology provides training for students who intend to pursue careers in teaching and research. It can be an end in itself or serve as preparation for a PhD degree.

The Philosophy programme from University of Liverpool allows you to undertake a one year full-time or two year part-time research project in Philosophy. You will receive training in research skills and supervision from one or more academic specialists in their subject area.

The Philosophy programme from The University of Edinburgh offers you an excellent opportunity to enhance your learning and join a large, vibrant and supportive postgraduate community.

Design your own research project, supported by the supervisors with expertise across a range of philosophical topics with the Philosophy course at University of Birmingham. Gain the key tools to complete your project as an independent researcher through taught modules. 

The Philosophy degree from University of Essex has an established international reputation and a strong tradition of postgraduate education, particularly in the specialist area of continental philosophy and - more recently - in the middle-ground between continental and analytic philosophy.

On the Philosophy programme from University of York you'll engage with key issues at the centre of contemporary debates, and you'll gain up-to-date knowledge of philosophy across a broad range of topics.

The Philosophy (Thesis) course from University of Canterbury allows you to delve deeper into fundamental questions of our society. 

Within the Philosophy of Religion and Ethics (Distance Learning) (Online) programme from University of Birmingham, you'll consider ethical approaches from a wide range of perspectives and think critically about religious viewpoints and their impact. Developing your skills in presentation and persuasion, you’ll enhance your academic or professional career path. 

The Master of Philosophy from Charles Sturt University gives you with the opportunity to explore and create new knowledge in your field of interest through independent investigation of well-formulated research questions that tackle real-world issues.  

Do we have free will? Is time travel possible? Can we justify religious belief? Study fundamental questions about the world and our existence in it with the Philosophy degree from University of Birmingham.

In the Philosophy programme from Newcastle University you will explore critical thinking through the assumptions of the age.

Make a difference – to the world and to your career – by discovering new knowledge. The Master of Philosophy (Arts and Education) from Charles Sturt University is your opportunity to tackle real-world issues in innovative and impactful ways.  

This Philosophy programme delivered at University of Liverpool gives you access to the very wide range of philosophical topics and expertise available in the Department. It's an excellent preparation for research in philosophy, as well as being an attractive postgraduate course in itself. 

The Philosophy (MPhil) degree from Auckland University of Technology is a one-year, research-only master's degree.

In this Theology course at the University of Nottingham you can combine your own research with insight from our advanced taught modules.

The Religious Studies programme at the University of Otago explores the complex intersection of faith, identity, and power. This flexible degree, available for full-time or part-time study, can be completed on-campus or via distance learning. Students examine global traditions to understand the human experience across history.

At Teachers College at Columbia University we offer a master degree in Philosophy and Education. We offer high quality education.