37 Bachelor's degrees in Philosophy in Scotland, United Kingdom

Philosophy
The Philosophy programme of the University of Glasgow studies the systematic attempt to arrive at clear answers to profound questions about issues such as knowledge, life, morality, science and human nature using reason and argument.

Politics, Philosophy and Economics (Hons)
Throughout this Politics, Philosophy and Economics (Hons) BA degree from the University of Stirling you'll gain insight into politics, business and the big ideas underpinning society.

Philosophy (Hons)
The Philosophy (Hons) BSc programme from University of Stirling addresses the big questions, while making sure you gain the key skills employers are looking for.
Legal Studies and Philosophy
The Legal Studies and Philosophy programme of the University of Aberdeen brings together close examination of the world of law – including topical and controversial issues – with a fascinating exploration of how we as humans approach the ‘big questions’ of fundamental importance to us throughout the ages.
Philosophy and Physics
The Philosophy and Physics programme of the University of Aberdeen is a great subject combination, taking you on a fascinating exploration of the ‘life, the Universe, and everything…’ , seeking to understand the world around us and how we might answer the Big Questions that humans have wrestled with throughout the ages.
Anthropology and Philosophy
The Anthropology and Philosophy programme of the University of Aberdeen is a great combination, adding to your existing grounding in what it means to ‘be human’ with a deeper exploration of the the big questions that we humans have, and how we try to find the answers.
Economics and Philosophy
The Economics and Philosophy programme of the University of Aberdeen gets to grips with the global economy, exploring the many factors that influence wealth from a social and financial perspective – and which raises issues and questions to which philosophy seeks to find answers.
French and Philosophy
The French and Philosophy programme of the University of Aberdeen adds to your solid grounding in a major modern European language and culture with a fascinating exploration of how we as humans approach the ‘big questions’ of fundamental importance to us throughout the ages to the present day.
Philosophy and Literature (Hons)
This Philosophy and Literature (Hons) BA degree from The University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) covers a range of approaches. Literature uses a wide range of authors and texts, from classic to contemporary, explores literature in a global context and looking in-depth at language and literary history. Philosophy involves an in-depth study of the development of Western intellectual tradition.
Film and Visual Culture and Philosophy
The Film and Visual Culture and Philosophy programme of the University of Aberdeen adds to your rigorous training in the history and theory of the moving image in the 21st century with a fascinating exploration of how we as humans approach the ‘big questions’ of fundamental importance to us throughout the ages to the present day.
Philosophy and Sociology
The Philosophy and Sociology programme of the University of Aberdeen takes you on a fascinating exploration of argument and how we apply it to the Big Questions of fundamental importance to us as humans and adds the study of how we as individuals are shaped in so many ways by the societies we live in.
Philosophy and Theology (Hons)
The Philosophy and Theology (Hons) BA degree from the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) combines two of the oldest and most important disciplines of investigation.
French and Philosophy (5 years)
The French and Philosophy (5 years) programme of the University of Aberdeen adds to your solid grounding in a major modern European language and culture with a fascinating exploration of how we as humans approach the ‘big questions’ of fundamental importance to us throughout the ages to the present day.
History and Philosophy
The History and Philosophy programme of the University of Aberdeen is a great combination to add to your study of all aspects of human activity in the past with a fascinating exploration of how we as humans approach the ‘big questions’ of fundamental importance to us throughout the ages to the present day.
Natural Philosophy
Apply the theories of Stephen Hawking to invent! The fascination about how the world works is called “Natural Philosophy”. The subject covers many disciplines including Metaphysics, Principles and Matter, Cosmology, and Calculus. At the Natural Philosophy programme of the University of Aberdeen the subject looks more at science of Quantum Mechanics, Optics, Space, Applied Mathematics and Physics.
Philosophy, Politics and Economics (Hons)
The Philosophy, Politics and Economics (Hons) at the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) is a comprehensive four-year bachelor degree. Delivered through a flexible public study mode, this online programme allows students to master three vital disciplines while balancing academic rigour with professional development.
Physics with Philosophy
The Physics with Philosophy programme of the University of Aberdeen offers understanding of physics applied to other areas of science. You can study this in combination with Philosophy.
Language and Linguistics and Philosophy
Do you wonder how our speech and language evolved and why we evolved from caves? The Language and Linguistics and Philosophy programme of the University of Aberdeen introduces you to evolution of human language. If you enjoy the way we speak in all its formats this programme will be of interest.
Philosophy and Politics
In the Philosophy and Politics programme of the University of Aberdeen you will study these subjects within the context of the wider world of international relations and politics across the world – giving you the skills for a wide range of careers in politics, media and many other fields.
Celtic and Anglo-Saxon Studies and Philosophy
The Celtic and Anglo-Saxon Studies and Philosophy programme of the University of Aberdeen adds to your exploration of the lives and legacy of the Celtic, Anglo-Saxon and Scandinavian peoples with an examination of life's ‘big questions’ – how we apply reasoning and argument to questions of fundamental importance to us humans past and present.