MA (Hons) French and Philosophy in Aberdeen United Kingdom | University of Aberdeen

Studying French and Philosophy at Aberdeen provides a strong foundation in a key European language and culture while delving into humanity's approach to life's most profound questions throughout history. This unique blend of linguistic, analytical, and critical thinking skills creates highly versatile graduates with excellent career prospects, including opportunities in global business.
Aberdeen's French program boasts an exceptional reputation, having received the top rating of Excellent in the most recent national Teaching Quality Assessment.
Your language proficiency will expand through courses covering modern civilization, Francophone studies, philosophy, history, sociology, linguistics, theater, and literature spanning from medieval times to contemporary works. You'll learn from world-renowned scholars specializing in diverse fields, from Renaissance studies to modern French cultural politics. Philosophy explores fundamental inquiries like: What constitutes knowledge? What defines truth? What motivates moral behavior? It encompasses both the study of reasoning and its practical application to real-world dilemmas.
Aberdeen's Philosophy program stands out for its wide-ranging curriculum, accessible learning materials, and distinguished faculty. In your first year, you'll examine thought-provoking subjects including ethical living, philosophical debates, and the nature of perception versus reality. A highlight of this four-year program includes spending half of your third year immersed in a French-speaking environment, either as a teaching assistant or exchange student. The combined skills from these disciplines prepare graduates for diverse career paths in European commerce, international organizations, NGOs, government, marketing, and beyond.