Course Overview

At Winchester, you study the grand narrative of the philosophical tradition, from ancient Greece to the world of existentialism and post-modernity. Each year you analyse the meaning and significance of classic philosophical works from thinkers as diverse as Aristotle, Fanon, Ibn ‘Arabi, and de Beauvoir.

In analysing the texts produced by great intellects, you grow as a writer, debater and thinker. And it’s not all about heavyweight thinkers – you have the chance to consider material practices rather than just ideas: for example, to study what burial rituals tell us about our relation to death rather than just what texts tell us.

Details
Course
BA (Hons) Philosophy, Religion and Ethics
Study Level
Undergraduate
Routes
  • 3 years direct degree study
Study type
Degree
Study mode
Full Time
Tuition fee
From £16,700*
Start Dates
  • September
Campus
University of Winchester, Winchester
Language Requirements
Undergraduate, LanguageCert International ESOL SELT, B2 Communicator High Pass, with a minimum of 33 in all components Find out more
Entry Requirements
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