Course Team

Ustadh Jamie Turner (Doctoral researcher at the Centre for Philosophy of Religion, University of Birmingham)

Dr. Shoaib Ahmed Malik (A scholar and Visiting Researcher at St. Mary’s University, Twickenham (UK))

At A Glance

• 13 Recorded Sessions
• 13 Graded Module Assessments
• 18+ VIDEO HOURS
• Video Recordings Available
• Access to Mobile App
• Digital Certificate
• Live Q&A

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• Course Launch Date : 6th October 2024​
• Course Fee:
  Pay in Full: £79.99 £29.99

Course Overview

Embark on a self-paced journey into the captivating world of Western Philosophy, thoughtfully designed for Muslim students. This comprehensive course offers a unique blend of foundational knowledge and critical exploration, guiding students through the essential branches of philosophy: Metaphysics, Epistemology, Ethics, Aesthetics, and Logic.

The course begins with an accessible introduction to the essence of philosophy, unravelling its complex structure for those new to the subject. Each philosophical branch is meticulously explored over two lessons, allowing students to engage deeply with core concepts, historical developments, and contemporary relevance. Whether probing the nature of reality in Metaphysics or questioning the foundations of knowledge in Epistemology, this self-paced course empowers students to navigate the philosophical landscape with confidence.

The journey concludes with an exploration of specialised philosophical subjects, demonstrating how foundational concepts extend into specific fields. Through the Philosophy of Science, students will discover the interdisciplinary nature of philosophy and its profound impact on other areas of study.

Designed for flexibility and depth, this course fosters a deep appreciation for philosophy, enhances critical thinking skills, and provides a platform for meaningful self-reflection. Whether you're a budding philosopher or simply curious about the world of ideas, this self-paced course promises a transformative intellectual experience, allowing you to learn at your own rhythm.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

• Comprehensive Understanding of Philosophical Branches: By the end of the course, students will be able to identify and explain the primary branches of philosophy—Metaphysics, Epistemology, Ethics, Aesthetics, and Logic—and understand their significance in shaping philosophical discourse.
• Critical Analysis and Evaluation: Students will develop the ability to critically analyse and evaluate philosophical arguments, theories, and concepts, fostering a deeper understanding of various philosophical positions and their implications.

• Application of Philosophical Concepts: Students will be equipped to apply philosophical concepts and principles to real-world scenarios, ethical dilemmas, and contemporary debates, demonstrating a practical understanding of philosophy's relevance in everyday life.
• Interdisciplinary Integration: By the end of the course, students will recognize the interconnectedness of philosophy with other disciplines, especially in specialised subjects like the Philosophy of Science, and appreciate the interdisciplinary nature of philosophical inquiry.
• Enhanced Argumentation Skills: Through self-paced assignments, students will hone their ability to articulate complex philosophical ideas clearly, construct well-reasoned arguments, and engage in constructive philosophical debates.

Modules