**Philosophy**Philosophy has been at the core of Western intellectual life for at least 2,500 years. It is central to our understanding of the world and our interaction with it. Philosophy gives you the skills to think about great philosophical questions in a clear and systematic way. While there are different approaches that philosophers have taken, the study of philosophy focuses on: * argument * critical enquiry * rigour in reasoning * clarity of expression, including making important distinctions **Philosophy at Edinburgh**The University has a strong historic connection to the subject, counting Adam Ferguson and Sir William Hamilton among its former students. Edinburgh has one of the UK’s largest philosophy departments and the Philosophy Society attracts high-profile speakers. **English Language**The English language has a well-recorded history of more than 1,000 years. Its changes can be traced through:* medieval manuscripts * text messages * recordings of spoken English. Using techniques from modern linguistics, you will analyse the structure of written and spoken English and explore how the language has changed in the course of its history. You can also study modern-day varieties of English and Scots and identify the similarities and differences between English and other languages. **Studying Philosophy and English Language**This joint programme provides in-depth knowledge in both subject areas, and the opportunity to specialise in the topics that interest you most.
De qual departamento farei parte?
School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences
Opções de estudo
Período integral
(4 anos)
Valores
£28.000,00 (R$ 206.896)
por ano
Esta é uma taxa fixa
Data de início
8 Setembro 2025
Localização
Central area campus
George Square,
Edinburgh,
Edinburgh, City Of,
EH8 9JZ, Scotland
Requisitos de admissão
Para estudantes do(s)/da Estados Unidos
Required subjects: A Levels: no specific A Level subjects required. GCSEs: English at C or 4.
Os requisitos para o IELTS podem variar de acordo com o curso que você escolher.