261 Master's in Philosophy in Europe

The Philosophy part 2 module from The Open University UK will complete your study for the MA in Philosophy. You'll study: the emotions, Nietzsche, Michel Foucault and Hannah Arendt, and ‘the problem of dirty hands’.

The Master of Philosophy degree at The University of Wales Trinity Saint David is an internationally-recognised qualification which affords students the opportunity to investigate a topic relevant to the Faculty’s areas of expertise under the supervision of a team of qualified academic staff.

Want to master the art of persuasion? If you’re also looking for a postgraduate degree course that equips you with the transferable skills of research, analysis, critical thought and communication, then this Rhetoric course at Royal Holloway University of London  is for you.

Philosophy at Manchester offers an intellectually stimulating and supportive postgraduate environment. In the Philosophy course from The University of Manchester you'll be taught and supervised by members of staff who are all actively involved in research.

The Master in Philosophy offered by University of Szeged students will deepen their knowledge in the following fields: history of philosophy, metaphysics, theory of knowledge, ethics and political philosophy, phenomenology, and philosophy of mind.

The Philosophy master's degree at National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) introduces an intensive year-long specialization in: "History of Philosophy and Ideas", focusing on Greek Philosophy, that will be taught in English. The courses will be held online.

The MPhil in Philosophy is a two-year programme for students looking to engage in structured, independent study. You will undertake focused research at master’s level supervised by experts at the University of Warwick's Department of Philosophy.

The Philosophy - Knowledge and Society programme offered by University of Glasgow is designed to examine critically the challenges relating to the acquisition, distribution, exchange and preservation of knowledge and information in contemporary society. 

Philosophy of economics is a broad field that encompasses questions about economic methodology, rational decision making, political philosophy and applied ethics. Find out more with this Research Master in Philosophy and Economics from Erasmus University Rotterdam.

At the Philosophy programme offered by University of South Wales you will learn to become an independent researcher by undertaking a significant in-depth piece of supervised research.

The specialisation Ethics, Economics, and Policy (EEP) of the Master's in Philosophy equips students to tackle urgent societal challenges like climate change, AI governance, and migration through ethical insight and policy analysis. 

Theology, Religion and Philosophy of Religion at University of Cambridge aims to provide teaching and learning to postgraduate students in the theologies, scriptures, histories and philosophies, doctrines and practices of Christianity; and, as far as resources permit, of Judaism, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism, principally within their own traditions but also by means of comparative approaches,

The Philosophy (research) programme of the University of Amsterdam familiarises you with one or more sub-areas of philosophy. You can choose to specialise in philosophical tradition in context, critical cultural theory, philosophy and public affairs, and logic and language.

The Philosophy of Medicine and Psychiatry course at King's College London provides opportunities for students to develop and demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the Philosophy of Medicine and Psychiatry. 

The Philosophy and Literature programme at University College Dublin is a Master of Arts degree delivered over one year of full-time study. This interdisciplinary course explores the intersections of text and reality. It is offered in a public study mode, providing a vibrant academic community for graduate researchers.

This MA Philosophy of Education programme offered at the University College London (UCL) is unique in the UK. It is based in a major centre for philosophy of education and aims to give students a comprehensive grounding in the subject.

Students in the Philosophy programme from University of Groningen will further train the philosophical knowledge and skills they developed in their Bachelor's degree programme and are encouraged to engage in philosophical discussions at a deeper level.

This History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine course from the University of Cambridge provides students with the opportunity to carry out focused research under close supervision by senior members of the University.

The Art - Theory and Philosophy programme at University of the Arts London (UAL) offers a rigorous master level exploration of contemporary aesthetics. This public study mode course provides a deep intellectual framework for understanding modern art practices over a standard duration of two academic years.

The Theory and Practice of Human Rights programme of the University of Oslo focuses on human rights in both theory and practice from legal, historical, philosophical, political and social science-based perspectives. Students are provided with specialised knowledge about human rights law, including the relationship between that law and other types of human rights initiatives and activities.