Communications and Philosophy, BA (Hons)

Communication forms the foundation of meaning, self-understanding, and ethical living. In today's specialised, digital-driven professional landscape, graduates must excel as communicators—speaking and writing effectively, eloquently, with cultural sensitivity and technological savvy across diverse media.The NTU Communications and Philosophy degree fosters this through an interdisciplinary exploration of language, thought, meaning, dialogue, self-knowledge, and the psychological, sociological, and political dimensions of communication. It analyses logical, ethical, social, political, and digital interrelations, enhancing employability for humanities graduates in high-skilled roles. Ranked 1st in the UK for Philosophy teaching satisfaction (Guardian University Guide 2024) and 7th for media/communications students (HESA 2023/24), the course embeds work-like experiences, offers study abroad/placement options, and builds employer-valued critical skills for expert practice.