Master of Psychological Science at James Cook University Brisbane

Our Philosophy and Modern Languages BA offers you an exceptionally wide range of modules in both Philosophy and Modern Languages, covering literature, language, film, history, philosophical thought, political and social theory, as well as philosophy of mind, science and ancient philosophy. Our Department of Philosophy has particular strengths in philosophy of mind, philosophy of science and ancient philosophy. We are also able to offer an extremely wide range of modules, including subjects like Indian philosophy and medieval philosophy. Our language modules support all levels of language competence and conform to the internationally recognised Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Students can take this course either with an A-level (or equivalent) in the degree language, or as a beginner, following a specially-designed ab initio language course. You will attain a high level of proficiency in speaking, writing and reading the language of your degree, whilst developing your knowledge and critical understanding of its culture and society. Our cultural curriculum is innovative and diverse, covering a range of modules in literature, culture, film studies and history, from the medieval period to the contemporary.

This course combines the study of religion with work on ethics and philosophy. You will also have the opportunity to study ethical and religious concepts philosophically in the context of literature, film and history.

Philosophy department courses and programs enable students at all levels to think deeply and critically about some of the most fundamental questions of human life as great thinkers have raised them across time and space, and in the traditions of Europe, America, Africa, and Asia. With particular strengths in areas of overlap between philosophy and other disciplines -- politics, health sciences, psychology, literature and the arts, economics, Pan-African Studies, and beyond -- Philosophy at the University of Louisville is a keystone that unifies a broad undergraduate education and prepares graduates for an unpredictable world ahead. Philosophy also houses the minor in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) as well as the graduate MA in Interdisciplinary Studies - Health Care Ethics. The Department’s faculty has achieved exceptional research productivity and prides itself on outstandingly high student evaluations.