Philosophy and Modern Languages The University of Exeter

Overview

Throughout this Philosophy and Modern Languages programme from The University of Exeter you'll:

• Discuss and explore long-standing, philosophical questions on the nature of science, reality, ethics, art and beauty, and the mind-body relationship

• Our broad range of optional modules in your second and third years gives you the flexibility to tailor your degree to your interests and career ambitions

• Get involved with the Philosophy and various Language student societies, make friends, attend socials and seminars and hear from guest speakers

• Get ready for your future career by developing a range of skills valued by a wide range of employers from the media to teaching and the public, private and charity sectors

Career opportunities:

Philosophy degrees are popular with employers because they produce students who think analytically and creatively and know how to relate to people. You will develop a range of professional, academic and personal skills that are good preparation for a number of careers including in the media, public sector, legal profession, business and management.

• Analytical, critical and independent thinking

• Independent research

• Discussion and group work

• Collecting, assessing and presenting evidence

• Written and verbal communication

• Articulating ideas and arguments

• Organising, planning and time management

The broad range of transferable skills gained on a Philosophy and Modern Languages programme at The University of Exeter enable graduates to pursue further study or employment in a wide range of careers including:

• Teaching, research and academia

• Local or national government

• The Civil Service

• Business and finance

• Charities and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in the UK and abroad

• Marketing and public relations

• Management and administration

• Translating/Interpreting