The NTU Philosophy Group was established in view of the rich intellectual and cultural resources available at a research-intensive science and technological university located in culturally affluent Singapore.
The graduate programme in Philosophy invites applicants from a wide range of approaches and traditions in philosophy. The programme has particular strengths in Chinese Philosophy, Philosophy of Science, and Ethics and Political Philosophy. Research may be pursued within a particular tradition such as Chinese Philosophy or Anglo-American Philosophy, or from a comparative or interdisciplinary perspective.
Both the MA and the PhD programmes are built on these areas of strength.
- MA thesis research projects can be in any of the faculty’s expertise areas.
- PhD thesis research projects should contain interdisciplinary and comparative components.
They should attempt to interface with various disciplines and cultural traditions, and should bridge cultural traditions with contemporary views.
TIMETABLE FOR SEMESTER 1, AY2020/21
Course |
Day |
Time |
Co ordinator |
Venue allocated |
HY7004 |
Thursday |
11.30am - 2.30pm |
Asst Prof Preston Greene |
LT17 |
HY7008 |
Wednesday |
3.30pm - 6.30pm |
Asst Prof Dimitris Apostolopoulos |
HSS SEM RM 7 |
HY7011 |
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Prof Li Chenyang/Asst Prof Dimitris Apostolopoulos
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HY7012 |
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Prof Li Chenyang,/Asst Prof Olav Vassend/Assoc Prof Teru Miyake
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HY7013 |
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Assoc Prof Andres Luco/Asst Prof Preston Greene/Asst Prof Andrew Forcehimes
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HY7021 |
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Asst Prof Winnie Sung
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