Philosophy - Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology

Philosophy from Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology is a Campus Master Philosophy degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Program Description Overview In the Master of Arts (Philosophy) program [MAPh] students develop knowledge in both history of philosophy and systematic philosophy, and to bring that knowledge into critical dialogue with modern and contemporary philosophical thought. Depending upon their personal goals, students pursue one of two options. Recommended for those with an interest in advanced graduate studies, the thesis option allows students to explore a focused area of academic research on a particular topic of interest through elective coursework and a written thesis. An oral defense of that thesis provides students with the opportunity to demonstrate oral communication skills. Students who enroll in the non-thesis option integrate their knowledge in both history and systematic philosophy with a chosen area of contemporary inquiry. All MAPh students enroll in the MA Colloquium which provides them with an opportunity to examine focused topics of interest in a collaborative learning environment. Under the direction of Regular Faculty, students use the colloquium to sharpen listening and communication skills. View more details on Dominican School of Philosophy & Theology . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Philosophy courses.