641 Master's degrees in Philosophy

The Pastoral Studies programme at the University of Otago is a versatile minor designed for undergraduate students. This course explores ministry, mission, and theological care through diverse cultural lenses. Available for full-time or part-time study, it integrates Māori and Pacific perspectives into contemporary faith practices.

The Philosophy program of Virginia Tech is one of the top terminal M.A. programs in philosophy in the United States. We offer core graduate training in philosophy in the broadly analytic tradition, with particular strengths in the history and philosophy of science and in ethics, social and political philosophy. 

The Catholic Studies Graduate Program at the University of Saint Thomas Saint Paul is a transformative opportunity to engage with the Catholic faith intellectually while enriching your life, work, and sense of purpose.

The University of Sheffield offers a Philosophy MA, a postgraduate degree designed to deepen your understanding of philosophical concepts and enhance research skills. This programme can be pursued full-time or part-time over a duration of one year or two years, commencing in September 2026.

The Philosophy, Cosmology, and Consciousness - Integral Ecology program at California Institute of Integral Studies has been designed to help shape the intellectual, moral, and spiritual leadership necessary for meeting historic global challenges. 

Our master’s in East-West Psychology with a concentration in Asian Contemplative and Transcultural Studies from California Institute of Integral Studies is a two-year, online M.A. program consisting of 36 units. 

One of the few Masters-level programmes in the country to specialise in the 'European' tradition in philosophy, this MA European Philosophy course at Royal Holloway University of London  draws on our department's core research and teaching strengths in 19th and 20th-century French and German thought, and Continental political philosophy. 

The Bioethics program from Emory University prepares advance practice nurses to identify, address, and assess ethical issues as they appear in clinical practice and health care administration. 

The Business Administration and Philosophy MSc course from the Copenhagen Business School (CBS) develops your skills in business philosophy by combining business economics and philosophy.

The courses of the Theology - Sacred Scripture program of the Holy Apostles College and Seminary are designed to provide the student with a comprehensive understanding and love of Scripture, the soul of theology.

Creative Writing (Low-Residency) offered by Naropa University, the award-winning Jack Kerouac School faculty will support you in discovering both your best creative work and your best self.

The Theology - Dogmatic Theology of the Holy Apostles College and Seminary is available either on-campus or through our Online Learning program.

The Faculty of Humanities offers a Master of Arts in Philosophy at University of Johannesburg. Join us and expand your career! 

Graduates in Philosophy at the University of Turin, in particular, will have acquired a thorough knowledge of the philosophical tradition and the ability to establish links between determinations of thought and historical periods.

The Divinity program of Holy Apostles College and Seminary is a professional degree designed for men preparing to be ordained to the Catholic Priesthood or permanent Diaconate.

With a Master of Science in Organizational Leadership (MSOL) at Mercy College New York, you'll be ready for this ever-changing world.

The Philosophy programme at the Stellenbosch University offers a taught option and a research option. The taught option consists of four taught modules, and a thesis which counts 50% of the final mark.

This degree at King's College London offers students a broad range of topics covering everything from pre-Socrates to the present day – Philosophy without any gaps. 

The mission of the Master of Arts in Philosophy (MAPhil) at Houston Christian University is to develop students who are capable of serving their community and the Church successfully in a variety of vocations, including academic, parachurch and ecclesiastical professions. 

Develop the knowledge, skills, tools, and experience you need to make effective changes in education, work, social movements, science, or the arts through this Critical and Creative Thinking program from University of Massachusetts Boston.