Master of Arts (Honours) - French and Philosophy (RV15)

French is considered to be a significant global language, spoken across various regions in Europe, Africa, and the Americas. In conjunction with its rich art and culture, the philosophical concepts originating from France have played a pivotal role in shaping the University of Edinburgh modern civilization.

The study of French and Philosophy, which has been a fundamental aspect of Western intellectual life for over 2,500 years, enables individuals to comprehend the contemporary world while shedding light on historical perspectives.

Individuals will be provided with the opportunity to achieve a high level of fluency in this widely spoken modern language through intensive language instruction at Edinburgh and a year spent studying abroad.

The program will delve into various aspects of French culture, encompassing Francophone literature and cinema, political history, social movements, and philosophical ideas.

Engaging in the study of philosophy allows individuals to approach profound philosophical inquiries with clarity, discipline, and systematic thinking.

The study of philosophy will: • Familiarize individuals with the thoughts and ideas of renowned philosophers from both the past and present.

• Illuminate the connections between diverse realms of human experience.

• Enhance individuals' awareness of the underlying assumptions that shape their beliefs.