Philosophy MPhil
University of Warwick

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(4.3)

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Qualification

MPhil - Master of Philosophy

Location

University of Warwick

Study mode

Part Time

Start date

Sep 2026

Duration

4 Year

Course info

The MPhil in Philosophy is a two-year programme for students looking to engage in structured, independent study. You will undertake focused research at master’s level supervised by experts at the University of Warwick's Department of Philosophy.The Warwick MPhil in Philosophy is a leading research programme for students looking to progress to independent study. Engage in focused research at master’s level under close expert supervision, as part of an active research community.You will gain advanced expertise on your chosen range of topics in Philosophy, as well as carry out your own research project. The skills and subject knowledge you will gain will prepare you ideally for further independent academic research. The MPhil also provides an excellent foundation for you to go on to a PhD.

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What students say

Ava Hopkins

University of Warwick

Philosophy MPhil

It's a huge campus with plenty to do all the time and loads of nice buildings to study in. could be improved by making accommodation cheaper, as well as food and drinks a bit cheaper. location of campus is also a bit in the middle of nowhere

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Noah

University of Warwick

Philosophy MPhil

By far the best thing about studying at Warwick University is the campus. The facilities are excellent, and everything is so close together, from cafes, to study areas, to lecture halls. Furthermore, the number of different opportunities offered by such a large number of societies is excellent. In fact, it can be overwhelming at times with so much going on and to get involved with. This is certainly a strength of Warwick University. The only downside is that there is only one campus supermarket, and it is very expensive! It is the only place which is convenient to quickly buy groceries and the prices are quite ridiculous. A greater option of supermarkets (with reasonable prices) would be a huge improvement to the university experience.

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Olivia Nobbs

University of Warwick

Philosophy MPhil

•Uni is friendly, walkable and the support services are the highlight for me. •Study spaces are an issue for someone who is anxious since they are often very busy- I'm more comfortable working at home at the moment which is unfortunate

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Daniel

University of Warwick

Philosophy MPhil

There are many avenues of support when the content gets difficult or if I want help with essay planning. It could be improved with a wider range of books in the library.

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Zoe

University of Warwick

Philosophy MPhil

The social life is much better than presented, with good society events. Much of the campus is lovely but some buildings are run down and confusing to navigate, like physical sciences.

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Safi Banerji

University of Warwick

Reviewed: 13/02/24

Philosophy MPhil

It's a really great uni if you want to experience living on campus. I love how safe it feels to walk around at night and how close everything is, but it can feel a bit isolated at times. The nearest town is about half an hour on the bus, so if you want a busy city experience, Warwick may not be the best for you.

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