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1 Pathways to Philosophy
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"I feel very enthusiastic... Pathways is the best way to first test your commitment to distance learning studies if you are planning to apply to a university degree... It has provided a flexible but serious way to concentrate on a field of study I have always wanted to explore."
Carlos Lopez, Madrid Spain more comments...
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2 ISFP Awards
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"The portfolio of essays that I produced for the Associate Award stand as the most satisfying pieces of writing that I have done... I value the freedom to pursue themes in which I am most interested: that Pathways allows students to do this is, for me, its greatest feature."
Andrew Watson, Edinburgh UK more comments...
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3 Diploma and BA Degree
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"I have been surprised by how much I have learned that has changed some of my attitudes and has broadened and deepened my understanding of certain issues... comments on the essays have been to the point, insightful, detailed, constructive and thought-provoking."
Mark Selikowitz, Sydney Australia more comments...
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Take a Pathways program if you are looking for a course to challenge you and engage your interest in the questions of philosophy. Or you can use Pathways as a stimulating way to prepare for university entry.
There are 6 Pathways: Introduction,
Mind,
Ancient Philosophy,
Philosophy of Language,
Ethics and
Metaphysics. Each Pathway consists in fifteen study units of around 5000 words sent at intervals of 14 weeks, or on request.
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The Associate and Fellowship Awards from the International Society for Philosophers are for students who have some knowledge of philosophy, or want to continue their studies after taking a Pathways program.
The ISFP Awards give you the opportunity to devise your own plan of study. Essay portfolios and dissertations which have been awarded the Associate or Fellowship are posted at the Pathways Essay Archive.
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The Pathways School of Philosophy is the main provider of tutorial support for students registered with the University of London External Programme leading to a Diploma or BA (Hons) Degree in Philosophy.
The Diploma normally takes 2 years, the BA 5 years. The BA degree presents a big challenge to students undertaking their studies via distance learning, requiring a maximum amount of motivation and commitment.
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