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Philosophers examine some of humanity's most profound challenges: the foundations of moral behavior, fundamental freedoms, worldwide fairness, and our connection with nature. They also explore fundamental questions about consciousness, understanding, scientific inquiry, selfhood, and social constructs. Regardless of the topic, philosophers develop skills in dissecting concepts and reasoning effectively while uncovering how historical thought influences modern perspectives.
Philosophy studies will broaden your intellectual horizons, training you to examine complex issues with philosophical depth and precision while honing your abilities in analysis, composition, and articulate discussion. By questioning the underlying principles of our societal, governmental, and scientific systems, you'll develop fresh perspectives on our political landscape, community structures, and natural environment.
A bachelor's degree in philosophy serves as a foundation for advanced academic pursuits or diverse professional paths demanding analytical reasoning, precise writing, or exceptional verbal abilities.
Cegep Students: No specific courses are required beyond a DEC. Minimum Cut-off Averages: Minimum cut-off averages should be used as indicators. The cut-off data may change depending on the applicant pool. Applicants who meet the stated minimum requirements are not guaranteed admission to these programs. Quebec Cegep (CRC): DEC (Honours: 28.000); Canadian High Schools: 70 per cent (Honours: 85 per cent); U.S. High Schools: 2.5 (Honours: 3.3); University Transfers: C (Honours: B+); International Bacc. (IB): 27 (Honours: 33); Bacc. Français: 11/20 (Honours: 14/20). Make sure you also meet Concordia’s minimum admission requirements. Quebec: You must complete a two-year, pre-university program or a three-year professional DEC (Diplome detudes collegiales). CRC minimum requirements for admission vary between 19.000 and 30.000; however, based on space availability, students below this average may be considered. Other parts of Canada: You must be a high school graduate, depending on which province you are from. Applicant from other countries must have the requirements equivalent to Canada. English language requirements: Direct Admission: TOEFL (paper-based) score between 540 and 576. Conditional Admission: TOEFL (paper-based) score between 505 and 539; MELAB minimum score of 74, 2 on speaking tests; CAEL minimum score of 50; CAE minimum score of C; CPE (advanced qualification for proficient users only) minimum score of C.