Course Overview

The Philosophy (Graduate) program at New York University is designed to provide advanced training in philosophical inquiry, critical thinking, and research. Housed within the Department of Philosophy, the program offers both Master's and Ph.D. tracks, focusing on a wide range of philosophical traditions and contemporary issues. Students engage with topics such as ethics, metaphysics, epistemology, and the philosophy of mind, benefiting from a rigorous curriculum and close mentorship by distinguished faculty.

Unique Features

The program stands out for its emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches, encouraging students to explore connections with fields like cognitive science, law, and political theory. NYU's location in New York City provides unique opportunities for engagement with cultural and intellectual communities through seminars, conferences, and public lectures.

Career Prospects

Graduates of this program are well-prepared for careers in academia, research, and various professional fields. The program fosters skills in critical analysis and argumentation, which are highly valued in law, public policy, education, and consulting roles.

Key Faculty and Staff

• Paul Boghossian - Professor, specializing in epistemology and philosophy of mind
• Kit Fine - University Professor, focusing on metaphysics and logic
• Beatrice Longuenesse - Professor, expert in Kant and philosophy of mind

Facilities and Partnerships

Students have access to NYU's extensive library resources, including specialized collections in philosophy. The department hosts regular colloquia and workshops, often in collaboration with other leading institutions, fostering a vibrant intellectual environment. Additionally, NYU's global network provides opportunities for international conferences and research collaborations.