Expand+The following entry routes are available:

MA Contemporary European Philosophy FT (W456)
Deadline
Rolling*

MA Contemporary European Philosophy PT (W457)
Deadline
Rolling*

* Courses will remain open until such time as all places have been ...

Hide-The following entry routes are available:

MA Contemporary European Philosophy FT (W456)
Deadline
Rolling*

MA Contemporary European Philosophy PT (W457)
Deadline
Rolling*

* Courses will remain open until such time as all places have been filled, therefore early application is advised

Full Time option suitable for:

Domestic(EEA) applicants: Yes
International (Non EEA) applicants currently residing outside of the EEA Region. Yes

Part Time option suitable for:

Domestic(EEA) applicants: Yes
International (Non EEA) applicants currently residing outside of the EEA Region. No

Expand+MA Contemporary European Philosophy
Graduate Taught (level 9 nfq, credits 90)

For students interested in Contemporary European philosophy (also known as "Continental" philosophy), University College Dublin is reckoned to be one of the top univers...

Hide-MA Contemporary European Philosophy
Graduate Taught (level 9 nfq, credits 90)

For students interested in Contemporary European philosophy (also known as "Continental" philosophy), University College Dublin is reckoned to be one of the top universities in the English speaking world (see The Philosophical Gourmet report).

The ever-popular MA in Contemporary European Philosophy Programme draws on the three main specialisations of the relevant faculty. These are German Idealism and Post-Kantian Philosophy, Phenomenology and Critical Theory. Topics treated in the modules include transcendental and absolute idealism and subjectivity, intentionality and being in the world, embodiment and otherness, critique of ideology, autonomy and recognition and feminism and gender theory.

Programme Outcomes
On successful completion of the programme graduates will:
1. Have an understanding of the central ideas and key texts in contemporary European Philosophy including twentieth century phenomenology and/or critical theory;

2. Have developed their own arguments and ideas with respect to these questions and approaches;

3. Have the capacity to read and interpret difficult philosophical texts;

4. Have the capacity to communicate clear lines of argument precisely and succinctly.

Expand+Core Modules:
PHIL40030 Dissertation

Choose 4 from the list of Core Modules below:
PHIL40840 Autonomy as a Philosophical Problem
PHIL40420 The Good Society
PHIL41280 Feminism and Gender Theory
PHIL40250 Merleau-Ponty's Phenomonology
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Hide-Core Modules:
PHIL40030 Dissertation

Choose 4 from the list of Core Modules below:
PHIL40840 Autonomy as a Philosophical Problem
PHIL40420 The Good Society
PHIL41280 Feminism and Gender Theory
PHIL40250 Merleau-Ponty's Phenomonology
PHIL41320 Topics in Continental Philosophy
PHIL41470 Levinas: the Ethics of the Other

Option Modules:
Choose 2 from the list of Option Modules below:
PHIL41510 Ethics: Theory and Practice
PHIL41000 Aristotle's Ethics and Politics
PHIL40430 Philosophy of the Emotions
PHIL40960 The Cultural Mind
PHIL41500 Buddhist Ethics
PHIL41240 Newman: A Philosophical Perspective
PHIL41410 Personal Identity in Early Modern Philosphy
PHIL40970 Consciousness, Agency and the Self
PHIL40410 Philosophy and Literature