641 Master's degrees in Philosophy

The Conflict Studies and Human Rights programme at Utrecht University  challenges you to examine these types of urgent questions. The main aim is to turn you into an independent and critical conflict analyst. The international programme offers a hands-on and interdisciplinary approach to studying the causes, dynamics, and impacts of conflict and collective violence.

The Philosophy programme at Utrecht University integrates a strong foundation in the core themes and texts of philosophy with extensive opportunities and flexibility for specialisation. 

The aim of the Master’s the History and Philosophy of Science at Utrecht University is to offer you a thorough training in the history and/or philosophy or foundations of the sciences and humanities. You'll learn to develop and research historical or philosophical research questions.

The Applied Ethics programme at Utrecht University offers you an in-depth focus on the interaction between moral practice and ethical theory, allowing you to explore ethical theories in relation to actual practical dilemmas. At the end of your studies, you will possess a thorough theoretical background in ethics, including important methods and debates in applied ethics.

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

The interdisciplinary Philosophy of Mind and Psychology programme of the University of Glasgow is ideal for students interested in studying the mind from a philosophical and psychological perspective. Our affiliation with the Centre for the Study of Perceptual Experience and our research strengths make this programme especially attractive to students interested in issues relating to perception.

Join the Political and Legal Philosophy programme at the University of York to study issues in political and legal philosophy and investigate them through your own research. 

The Philosophy programme of Eötvös Loránd University is offered by the Institute of Philosophy at the Faculty of Humanities is a two-year, full-time program comprising four semesters.

Explore analytic and continental traditions of philosophy. Develop critical thinking skills and learn how to use philosophy to benefit society with this Philosophy programme from University of Sussex.

The Social Science Research Methods (Sociology) programme offered by the University of Bristol is particularly suitable if you are seeking a career as a social science researcher or going on to a PhD, including Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)-funded doctoral study. 

This Sacred Theology programme from University of Malta enables you to acquire the cognitive, practical and technical, as well as the attitudes required to exercise pastoral ministry in today's world.

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.

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. 

This Philosophy and Religion course from Bangor University offers students the opportunity to study some of the most important and challenging ideas in philosophy that have shaped western and eastern cultures and to consider how they interrelate with religious thought.

Through this Education degree from University of Gloucestershire will enable you to focus and specialise, with choices built into the assessment requirements.

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

The Western Marxism programme from University of Essex will give you important subject knowledge in Western Marxism as well as wider research skills. 

This two-year Theology programme from University of Malta is offered on a full-time basis at postgraduate level while covering areas in biblical studies, systematic theology, moral theology, ecclesiastical history and patristics, liturgy and church legislation. 

In this specialisation you investigate the human mind and its manifold complexities and products, from a philosophical perspective. You study cultural diversity, mental health and neurodiversity, language and communication, AI and science.