641 Master's degrees in Philosophy

Study modern European philosophical traditions and classics with Philosophy - Philosophy of Art and Culture at Tilburg University and learn to pose fundamental questions, analyze key theories and apply critical thought to the understanding of contemporary art, culture and media. These insights are the best foundation for a career in philosophy, writing, journalism, teaching or research.

Through the Philosophy, Mental Health and Psychology programme from the University of Birmingham you'll study issues affecting the modern human psyche in a world-leading research environment including the Institute for Mental Health and the Centre for Human Brain Health.

The program enables you to engage in scholarship and research at Masters level within the sphere of aesthetics, philosophies and theories of art. The basic module provides both a chronological overview of the most important stages of philosophical thinking about art and in-depth analysis of the main issues in contemporary philosophical discourse on art. The Classical Studies specialisation provides theoretical knowledge of the arts of antiquity and the early Middle Ages, as well as practical knowledge of how to deal with ancient art in contemporary culture.

Take a philosophical approach to the human psyche with Philosophy - Philosophy of Mind and Psychology at Tilburg University. By delving into philosophical texts and reflecting on theories and findings from other relevant disciplines - such as psychology, cognitive science, and artificial intelligence - you will gain more insights into mental phenomena as well as moral and existential questions. 

The Master's specialisation Philosophy, Politics and Society offers advanced courses in applied and socially engaged philosophy, exploring current debates in climate ethics, biopolitics, the role of values in science, and the nature–culture divide.

The programme in Philosophy at Central European University (CEU) is designed for students looking to establish or strengthen an existing solid background in analytic philosophy and either pursue a professional career or proceed to a PhD at leading departments worldwide.

The Philosophy (2 Years) course at Central European University (CEU) is designed for students looking to establish or strengthen an existing solid background in analytic philosophy and either pursue a professional career or proceed to a PhD at leading departments worldwide.

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

This one-year (2-semester) programme offers successful students guaranteed progression to a postgraduate degree at a top UK university. Learn more at the Politics, Philosophy and Economics - Pre-Master's Programme at OnCampus London from Birkbeck, University of London.

The Philosophy course at the University of Bristol 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 depth.

This Philosophy course from University College Cork offers you the rare chance to study Western as well as Eastern philosophy at the postgraduate level. 

Participate in current philosophical debates and develop key research skills through collaborative inquiry.

The Department of Philosophy has a reputation for high-quality research across the subject. University of Bristol offers the Philosophy programme. 

Dalhousie University’s Master of Arts (MA) in Philosophy is a small, selective programme designed for students with a strong undergraduate background in philosophy. It offers a close-knit academic environment, students benefit from personalized attention and mentorship and a solid foundation for success in top PhD programmes or careers in law, medicine, diplomacy, and academia.

Through the Philosophy of Religion and Ethics programme from University of Birmingham you'll explore the latest debates at the intersection of ethics and the philosophy of religion.

The Philosophy programme University of Essex takes philosophy back to its roots in everyday existential, social and political issues.

The Applied Research (Optional Co-op) is offered at Conestoga College. This one-year graduate certificate programme builds on a prior degree or diploma, preparing students with specialized skills and knowledge to create meaning and impact through applied research across a variety of sectors.

The Queen's University Belfast’s MA in Philosophy is a pluralist programme that recognises and values diverse philosophical methods, histories, and scholarly approaches, while providing students with a strong grounding in core areas of philosophy. 

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.

Applied Political Theory is not just about interpreting or explaining the world, but also about changing it. From climate change to homelessness, great societal challenges require that we make decent and legitimate political choices. This specialisation provides you with the tools to evaluate whether and how the exercise of power by political actors and institutions can be justified.