The Master of Philosophy in Humanities is a two-year program offering focused readings in language, literature, history, philosophy and science and technology. Each student works with a tutor, writes a journal and term papers, meets in seminars and completes a regular cycle of courses. This is an ideal degree for students who are interested in interdisciplinary studies in the arts, usually from the perspective of contemporary issues and theory.
Students range widely in age and background.
Some funding is available. Read our program guide or write to us, at the address below. This program is a progressive exploration and re-exploration of a number of related themes and problems in Western language, philosophy, literature, and history. Each course is structured around a cluster of proliferating questions.