| The M.A. Programme
Details: The M.A. in Philosophy is a 24-credit
programme consisting of six 3-credit taught courses and a
6-credit Research Paper. Students may be admitted, subject
to the demand for courses and staff availability, as Full-time
or Part-time. Again, subject to student demand and staff availability,
courses may be offered in each of the two semesters and/or
in the summer. A Full-time student would be required to do
18 credits of taught M.A. courses in the year, and begin the
Research Paper in Semester 2, and complete by the end of Summer.
For Part-time students, there is a requirement to do a minimum
of 6-credits per year, inclusive of the Summer.
Entry Qualifications for M.A. Programme:
Persons with University degrees in any discipline may be
admitted. However, persons with little or no background in
Philosophy at undergraduate level may be required to come
in as Qualifying Students, and pass prescribed undergraduate
Philosophy courses, before being admitted to the M.A. Philosophy
programme.
The M.A. Philosophy Courses:
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*** T14D, T14E or GT11B
must be taken to satisfy the Level I requirements. T14D and
T14E are Theology courses and GT11B is a Government course.
** ED20L, ED30K and ED20Q are courses in the School of Education
Students are also required to enroll for and pass the following
year-long, non-credit Seminar Course - PH300 (Research in Philosophy),
if they have not done this or its equivalent in their Undergraduate
programme. The general University regulations apply to this
programme.
Key: N/O: Not Offered for 2005-6 Session).
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