Overview
The Philosophy (MA) program at the University of Ottawa offers advanced graduate training in philosophical inquiry, emphasizing critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and theoretical analysis across subfields such as metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, and political philosophy. Objectives include developing research skills for original philosophical work and preparing students for academic or professional careers. Unique features include its bilingual (English/French) delivery, allowing study in both official languages, and integration with interdisciplinary research centers focused on ethics and public policy.
Career Prospects
Graduates are equipped for roles requiring analytical and argumentative skills, including academia, law, government, and non-profit sectors. Common paths involve pursuing doctoral studies or entering fields like policy analysis and consulting.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Department chair and professors specializing in ethics, philosophy of mind, and ancient philosophy, with active research publications in international journals.
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
Access to the University of Ottawa's extensive research libraries, including the Morisset Library with specialized philosophy collections. Partnerships with Canadian philosophical associations and collaborative programs with nearby institutions like Carleton University for joint seminars.
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