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No other discipline but Philosophy allows for such sustained reflection on the ideas and issues which move individuals and groups of individuals in all human societies. Courses in the Philosophy programme address issues pertaining to ethics, human existence and experience, the value of cultural knowledge, the meaning of notions that we take for granted such as “truth,” “reason,” “beauty,” “right”, “duty”, “love”, “sex”, “identity”, “meaning/end of life”, “existence”, “God”, etc. Critical reflection is at the core of the programme, allowing students to graduate with the tools to excel in a wide range of professions which call for an investigative mind either as employer, employee or self-employed entrepreneur.
Core subjects include African Philosophy, Caribbean Philosophy, Ethics, Logic, Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind and Metaphysics. Additionally, students will choose from a wide range of courses on topics such as Ancient and Modern Philosophy, Meaning of Life and Existence, Political Philosophy, Paradox Analysis, Philosophy of Religion, Philosophy of Law, Philosophy of Leadership, Philosophy of Sex and Love.
To qualify for a Major in Philosophy, students must complete a minimum of 39 credits in the discipline, 12 credits each at levels 1 and 2, 15 credits at level 3 of the programme. A student who completes an additional 15 credits at levels 2 and 3, for a total of 54 credits, qualifies for the Special in Philosophy.
Graduates of the B.A Philosophy may be considered for acceptance into the M.A or M.Phil/PhD Philosophy programmes.
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LEVEL III |
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PHIL1001 And ONE of the AND: |
PHIL2002 And ONE of the AND |
PHIL3601 And ONE of the AND |
| * Registration in FOUN1019 reduces the number of credits which can be taken in free electives at Level I. **Students who are exempt from the Foreign Language requirement MUST substitute same with an additional Level I elective to complete this Level. ***Electives MUST include at least three (3) Humanities and Education courses outside of major. |
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The Bachelor of Arts in Leadership and Professional Ethics is an interdisciplinary programme developed to draw on the philosophical base of the disciplines in Humanities, Social Sciences and Natural Sciences. Countries and corporate organizations encounter leadership and ethical problems in almost all spheres of their existence. Countries have been thrown into wars, while companies have gone into extinction due to leadership failure. The BA in Leadership and Professional Ethics is intended to produce graduates who can identify and evaluate leadership skills, values, choices, and actions in challenging situations that involve cognitive and ethical dilemmas.
The Major in Leadership and Professional Ethics requires a minimum of 51 credits.
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GOVT1013 PLUS AND |
LANG2001 AND PLUS AND |
HUMN3100 PLUS AND |
| *Registration in FOUN1019 reduces the number of credits which can be taken in free electives at Level I. **Students who are exempt from the Foreign Language requirement MUST substitute same with an additional Level I elective to complete this Level. ***Research-linked course. Electives MUST include at least three (3) Humanities and Education courses outside of major. |
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