Year One
Greek Philosophy
Reason and Paradox Modern Philosophy
Studying UCD Philosophy Engage With The Principles
Moral Philosophy
Continental Philosophy Search for Meaning
Suggested UCD Societies Philosophy Society UCD Law Society
Literary & Historical Society
At the end of first year, you can choose Philosophy as one of the subjects of a joint honours degree or apply to the School of Philosophy to take a single honours degree in Philosophy.
Year Two
Logic Aesthetics Epistemology Philosophy of Mental Disorder Deepen Your Understanding Metaphysics Applied Ethics Philosophy of Science Philosophy & Sociology of Education
At the end of second year, you can convert your degree to a BA (Honours) International by spending a year at one of our partner universities in: Germany,
France, Frankfurt, Spain, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Belgium, the Czech Republic, the USA, Canada and Australia. Further information on international exchanges is available at
www.ucd.ie/myucd/exchanges and information on Erasmus exchanges available from the School of Philosophy.
Final Year
Anarchy, Law & the State Nietzsche
Phenomenology & Existentialism Philosophy of Mind BA (Honours) Specialise with a
UCD Master’s Degree MA in Philosophy
MA in Contemporary European Philosophy
MA in Cognitive Science
MA in Philosophy & Literature MA in Philosophy & Public Affairs
Research Based Programmes MLitt PhD
Career Opportunities
Media & Broadcasting Law
Public-Sector Management Marketing & Advertising Politics
Education Humanitarian NGOs
Management Consultancy Business/ Finance
Recruitment & Human Resources Further information
www.ucd.ie/career 23
UCD Postgraduate Conversion Courses
MSc Equality Studies
MSc Humanitarian Action MSc in Management
MSc Information Systems MSc in Marketing Practice MSc Environmental Policy Master in Public Policy Masters in Common Law
Higher Diploma in Social Policy Higher Diploma in Psychology
Refine Your Knowledge Medieval Philosophy
Philosophy of Interpretation Questions of God
Philosophy of Law
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