Department of Philosophy units in 2039/40

Please note: Programme and unit information may change as the relevant academic field develops. We may also make changes to the structure of programmes and assessments to improve the student experience, occasionally this includes not running units if they are not viable.

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What do the Levels represent?

What do the teaching blocks (TB) mean?

Level QCA-3
Level C/4
Level I/5
Level H/6
Level M/7
Level D/8
All units
All open units
Unit name Unit code Credit points Open unit status Teaching Block
Aesthetics PHIL20136 20 Not open TB-2
Agency and Responsibility PHIL20070 20 Not open TB-2
Ancient Philosophy PHIL20040 20 Not open TB-2
Capital and Spirit PHIL20066 20 Not open TB-1
Classical Chinese Philosophy PHIL20061 20 Not open TB-1
Ethics PHIL20011 20 Not open TB-2
Philosophical Logic PHIL20060 20 Not open TB-2
Philosophy in the Digital Age PHIL20064 20 Not open TB-2
Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence PHIL20069 20 Not open TB-1
Philosophy of Language PHIL20017 20 Not open TB-1
Philosophy of Mind PHIL20010 20 Not open TB-1
Philosophy of Science PHIL20067 20 Not open TB-1
Political Philosophy PHIL20012 20 Not open TB-1
Realism and Normativity PHIL20046 20 Not open TB-1
Space, Time and Matter PHIL20053 20 Not open TB-2
Study Abroad A PHIL20056 20 Not open TB-2
Study Abroad B PHIL20054 20 Not open TB-2
Study Abroad C PHIL20055 20 Not open TB-2
The Nature of Reality PHIL20062 20 Not open TB-2
What is democracy, and how should it work? PHIL20057 20 Not open TB-2