Everyone encounters questions of religion and ethics at some point, and these form the core of this philosophy course. Students will examine theories of goodness, moral obligations, human existence, divinity, faith, and transcendence from Eastern, African, and Western perspectives. The program explores how philosophical insights into morality and religion have influenced views of humanity and addresses modern challenges. Participants will develop their philosophical voice, alongside essential digital, analytical, and critical skills to foster positive change and enhance future employability.As a student, you'll join a vibrant community of research-active philosophers, with staff expertise in metaethics, normative ethics, and philosophy of religion ensuring a balanced education. Opportunities include studying abroad or undertaking placements, potentially extending the course to four years. The curriculum features diverse units on topics like gender, race, and sexuality, inclusive approaches to philosophy, varied assessments, and strong employability focus, including links to professional bodies and flexible degree pathways.
A local representative of Manchester Metropolitan University in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.