454 Philosophy Bachelors Degree Programs

Political science tackles the rise of populism, “fake news,” and propaganda with critical thinking and problem-solving. This program integrates politics, philosophy, and sociology, equipping students to analyze social phenomena, conduct research, and apply data analysis. Graduates gain skills for diverse career opportunities.

The bachelor "Philosophy of a specific discipline” is an English-taught program. After the first year of your bachelor's, you can enrol in this program. You can either start it while continuing your own bachelor's (usually during the 2nd and 3rd year of your first bachelor's) or start the bachelor's Philosophy of a specific discipline after your first bachelor's (usually as the 4th year of your bachelor's studies).

Are you interested in how our thinking about the world helps shape the world? If you are fascinated by the ideas that determine the course of humanity, then Philosophy, Politics and Society might be the perfect fit for you.

This BA (Honours) in Arts and Humanities (Philosophy) degree gives you the freedom to combine the study of different subject areas in the arts and humanities. You'll develop a specialism in philosophy, exploring the ideas of philosophers and learning to tackle big questions for yourself. You can combine this with a second specialism or choose to develop broader interests in art history, classical studies, creative writing, English language, English literature, history, modern languages, music, and religious studies.

The Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and Religious Studies is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and understanding of diverse religious tradit...

The Philosophy department offers a major and a minor in Philosophy and a minor in Religious Studies. The program provides a strong foundation in the history of Western thought and deals with a variety of ongoing philosophical and religious issues, tracing them from their origins in early Greek and other historical sources to current theories and disputes. The department recognizes the importance of cultural diversity and through its course offerings addresses multicultural concerns.

Ever thought about what’s behind the subtle reasoning of Herman Van Rompuy, the former President of the European Council? A bachelor's degree in philosophy from Leuven, in the heart of Europe! An ideal basis for further studies in philosophy at Leuven or further afield, or as a launch pad for an exciting professional career in related fields such as law, economics and medicine.

BA (Honours) in Philosophy and Psychological Studies seek to answer profound questions about ourselves and our place in the social and physical universe. In this degree, you'll investigate a range of philosophical debates about ethics, justice, scientific knowledge, religion, art, and the self. You'll cover the core approaches in social, cognitive and developmental psychology, and some applied aspects of professional practice.

The Philosophy department offers a major and a minor in Philosophy and a minor in Religious Studies. The program provides a strong foundation in the history of Western thought and deals with a variety of ongoing philosophical and religious issues, tracing them from their origins in early Greek and other historical sources to current theories and disputes. The department recognizes the importance of cultural diversity and through its course offerings addresses multicultural concerns.

Philosophy is different from other disciplines: it doesn't just teach you what to think, but also how to think. Studying philosophy is essential for developing critical and analytical thinking skills, learning to argue, and acquiring skills in written and oral communication. For this reason, philosophy graduates are highly appreciated on the job market.

How should we live our lives? What should we believe? How should we set about trying to answer these questions? How are we even able to think about them? BA Philosophy investigates these profound issues and addresses today’s great global questions. As the world’s oldest academic discipline, Philosophy has developed an impressive range of concepts and techniques for addressing complicated problems.

This English-taught program draws inspiration from the University of Oxford's PPE model (Philosophy, Politics, and Economics). It integrates core philosophical insights with disciplines such as economics, politics, history, and law, providing diverse academic and career opportunities.

The Department of Philosophy educates its students to think analytically through asking questions and making distinctions.

Philosophy teaches you to think in new ways about big questions: “What does it mean to live a good life?” “Can we change our relationship with the natural world?” “How might technology and artificial intelligence transform what it means to be human?” Philosophy majors have some of the highest scores on standardized entry tests for law school, medical school, business school, and graduate school. They also have some of the highest mid-career salaries among non-STEM majors.

Are you looking for a solid preparation for advanced study in philosophy, a background for a particular profession or vocation, to move onto graduate school, or for preparation as a philosophy teacher? Philosophy is the attempt to make rational sense of all things. As such, it tries to discover and explain the ultimate origin, purpose, and meaning of everything, especially human existence. For this reason, philosophy is one of life’s most practical pursuits.

Erasmus School of Philosophy offers the unique programme 'Bachelor in Philosophy of a Specific Discipline' for students who wish to obtain a second degree in philosophy. This programme is highly flexible and can be easily combined with all bachelor programmes offered at Erasmus University Rotterdam.

This course assures all members a solid basic preparation in literary and philosophical subjects. Its articulation in three curricula allows the student to choose between three different specific training paths: the classical philological-literary, the modern philological-literary one (Italianistic, comparative, foreign languages and literature), and the historical-philosophical one (philosophy and disciplines of ethno-anthropological).