Sussex ranks 4th in the UK for research impact in Philosophy according to REF 2021 (Times Higher Education). This philosophy course challenges assumptions through ideas, debates, and innovative approaches, blending traditional and alternative methods. Students explore analytic and continental traditions, alongside non-Western and feminist perspectives, while selecting electives in areas like law or modern languages to customise their studies. Within a supportive community in the School of Media, Arts and Humanities, participants can join the Philosophy Society, developing critical skills for careers in teaching, journalism, management, marketing, and communication.Sussex fosters an inspiring environment for courses, research, and culture, driving innovation from scientific discovery to global policy. Located on a scenic campus near the South Downs National Park and Brighton & Hove, with easy access to Gatwick Airport and London, the university equips graduates to make meaningful contributions worldwide. For module details, refer to the course information.
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