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22.2
Programs of Study
22.2.1 THE MASTER OF ARTS DEGREE General Nature of the Program The aim of the program is to give students the opportunity to deepen their philosophical understanding both by broadening their undergraduate background and by allowing them to concentrate their studies on specific areas of philosophy which interest them. The Philosophy M.A. program is structured in such a way as to encourage maximum participation by students in seminars and allow extensive contact with professors outside of formal class time. Admission Requirements See 1.6.1 for general requirements for admission into an M.A. program at the University of Windsor. The Philosophy program normally requires the equivalent of twenty one-term courses in philosophy for admission to the one-year Master's program and the equivalent of ten one-term courses in philosophy for admission to the two-year Master's program. Program Requirements For general requirements for the Master's degree, see 1.6.2. The following are particular requirements for the M.A. in Philosophy: 1) The student may proceed to the degree in any one of the following ways: (a) successfully complete at least four and not more than six
graduate courses (the fifth and sixth courses may be in a cognate field),
and satisfactorily complete a thesis on which there shall be an oral examination;
Note: (i) Students wishing to pursue Ph.D. studies are advised to take option (a) or (b), but not (c). (ii) Students choosing option (c) should recognize that students
in their candidate year normally take two graduate courses each term and
that it will take more than one year to complete their program.
(a) include the departmental seminar (Philosophy 34-590) among
their courses for the degree;
4) Program Approval : Each student must have his or her projected program authorized by the Graduate coordinator. |
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