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MA Political Theory (PHIT02)     FT

2019 - 2020

 
 

Year 1


units (30 credits)
1Ai
A student will take

Semester 1
PHI6601  Political Philosophy Research Seminar AUT SEM 30 credits

units (60 credits)
1Aii
A student will take

Any Semester
PHI6800  Dissertation GRAD YR 60 credits

units to the value of 90 credits from 1B, 1C and 1D below


units (30 credits)
1B
A student will take a minimum of 30 and a maximum of 90 credits from this group.

Semester 1
POL6005  Contemporary Global Security AUT SEM 30 credits
POL6602  Political Economy of Global Environmental change AUT SEM 30 credits
POL6605  Democratic Governance in the 21st Century: Problems, Innovations and Solutions AUT SEM 30 credits
POL6606  International Political Sociology of Civil Wars AUT SEM 30 credits
POL6612  The Political Economy of Poverty and Inequality AUT SEM 30 credits
POL6613  Wellbeing in Politics and Policy AUT SEM 30 credits

Semester 2
POL6560  The Governance and Politics of the European Union SPR SEM 30 credits
POL6608  Policy-Making in the Real World SPR SEM 30 credits
POL6611  Feminist and Decolonizing Approaches to International Relations: Bodies, Coloniality, Knowledge SPR SEM 30 credits
POL6614  Terrorism and Political Violence SPR SEM 30 credits
POL6615  Capitalism and Crisis SPR SEM 30 credits
POL6616  Development and the State SPR SEM 30 credits
POL6619  Freedom SPR SEM 30 credits
AND

units
1C
A student will take up to 60 credits from this group.

Semester 1
PHI6016  Cognitive Studies Seminar AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6020  Philosophy of Mind AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6026  Guided Reading AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6110  Theory of Knowledge AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI614  The Rationalists AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI616  Sources of Normativity AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6225  Metaphysics AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6364  Philosophy of Law AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6374  The Radical Demand in Logstrup's Ethics AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6375  Philosophy of Medicine AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6379  The Political Philosophy of Climate Change AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6601  Political Philosophy Research Seminar AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6603  Moral and Other Values Research Seminar AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6630  Philosophical Problems I AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6660  Philosophy of Psychology AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6670  Mind and Language Seminar AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6680  Metaphysics and Epistemology Seminar AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6780  Plato AUT SEM 30 credits
PHI6830  Ethics: Theoretical and Practical AUT SEM 30 credits

Semester 2
PHI6009  Global Justice SPR SEM 30 credits
PHI6026  Guided Reading SPR SEM 30 credits
PHI6030  Formal Logic SPR SEM 30 credits
PHI6080  Political Philosophy SPR SEM 30 credits
PHI609  For the Love of Knowledge: Topics in Analytic and Social Epistemology SPR SEM 30 credits
PHI6100  Work Placement SPR SEM 30 credits
PHI613  Moral Theory and Moral Psychology SPR SEM 30 credits
PHI615  Hegel and the Phenomenology of Spirit SPR SEM 30 credits
PHI6160  Philosophy of the Arts SPR SEM 30 credits
PHI6370  Free Will & Religion SPR SEM 30 credits
PHI6420  Philosophy of Science SPR SEM 30 credits
PHI6590  Feminism SPR SEM 30 credits
PHI6640  Philosophical Problems II SPR SEM 30 credits
PHI6710  Aristotle SPR SEM 30 credits

Any Semester
PHI6700  PhD Proposal GRAD YR 30 credits

units (30 credits)
1D
A student will take unrestricted PHI and POL units to the value of 30 credits.

2

A candidate who has been awarded one hundred and twenty credits in respect of units listed in 1Ai, 1B, 1C and 1D above shall be eligible for the award of the Postgraduate Diploma in Political Theory.


3

A candidate who has been awarded sixty credits in respect of units listed in 1Ai, 1B, 1C and 1D above shall be eligible for the award of the Postgraduate Certificate in Political Theory.

 
 
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