489 Bachelor's degrees in Philosophy in United Kingdom

The Philosophy, Religion and Ethics course offered by the University of Essex enables you to study philosophy, with a special focus on issues regarding religion and ethics, including momentous issues like the meaning of life, the relationship between faith and reason, arguments for and against the existence of God and the moral status of abortion and euthanasia.

Throughout the Philosophy and Sociology programme from The University of Exeter you'll combine the complementary disciplines of Philosophy and Sociology, taking differing perspectives on the human condition.

This one-year Philosophy and Politics - Undergraduate Foundation Programme (UFP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

Challenge your thinking, shape your understanding, and explore the world’s most pressing political and philosophical questions Politics and Philosophy (Hons) course offered by the University of Birmingham that prepares you for both intellectual growth and real-world impact.

Is there a god? Are our minds separate from our bodies? How much can we ever really know? At this Philosophy BA course offered by the University of Southampton, you'll grapple with some of the most profound questions. You'll also develop critical thinking and analysis skills that will be essential in your future career.

Discover how the world works on our BA Philosophy, Politics and Economics degree at the University of Southampton. Explore past and current socio-economic orders. 

What is freedom? What makes a state legitimate? You’ll explore questions that have challenged philosophers and political theorists throughout history at the Philosophy and Politics BA course at the University of Southampton. Compulsory modules give a grounding in both subjects, while optional modules include topics like international relations, 21st century crises and Ancient Greek philosophy.

Follow in the footsteps of Ancient Greek Mathematicians and Philosophers. The Mathematics and Philosophy (Hons) programme is offered at the University of Birmingham.

Within the Philosophy and International Relations BA degree from the University of Reading you will combine the study of philosophy with international relations and develop a deeper understanding of the world we live in.

This Mathematics and Philosophy (Hons) BA degree at University of Liverpool allows you to study Mathematics and Philosophy in equal amounts over three years. The Philosophy component of the degree course includes modules in logic and the formal study of reasoning, in which you will learn how to assess arguments and construct proofs.

Can AI be creative? Do holes really exist? What does it mean to believe something—and why does it matter? On the Philosophy (Hons) course at University of Birmingham, you’ll explore these questions and many more.

In the Philosophy with Languages and Cultures (German) (with a year abroad) (Hons) programme from the University of York, you will develop your own answers to major philosophical questions and increase your cultural awareness with German studies

On this Philosophy and Economics programme from the University of Bristol allows you to combine two historically interlinked disciplines and develop a breadth of skills across both economics and philosophy.

This one-year (2-semester) Politics with Philosophy - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus London prepares the students to progress to an undergraduate degree at Royal Holloway University of London. 

At this Philosophy and English BA at the University of Southampton you’ll examine these and other fundamental concepts from 2 complementary angles, enriching your understanding and appreciation of each discipline.

Focusing on language, culture, behaviour, opinions, and ideas, this Modern Languages and Philosophy, Ethics and Religion (Hons) course from Bangor University incorporates some of the most fundamental aspects of humanity and the human experience.

The Philosophy and Linguistics programme from Cardiff University investigates important questions like these from each of our disciplines and at their intersections. Its priority lies in developing your skills as a thinker in your own right. 

Moral, political and legal philosophy have implications for law, and philosophers can learn from lawyers too in various ways. The Philosophy and Law course offered by the University of Essex offers plenty of opportunity to study, not only what the law is, but also what the law ought to be.

Explore the ideals that underpin governments and the clash of convictions that drives political unrest with the Philosophy and Politics (Hons) degree offered by University of York.

Within the Ethics, Value and Philosophy BA degree from the University of Reading you will examine some of our most fundamental ideas about truth, reality, right and wrong and challenge society's views about them.