Department of Philosophy Dunton Tower 2123 The Department Chair of the Department: Andrew Jeffrey Supervisor of Graduate Studies: To be announced The Department of Philosophy offers programs of study leading to the degree of Master of Arts. Qualifying-Year Program Applicants who do not hold an honors degree (or the equivalent) will be required to register in a qualifying-year program before proceeding to the master's program. The regulations governing the qualifying year are outlined in the general section of this calendar. Master of Arts Admission Requirements The minimum requirement for admission to the master's program is an honors B.A. degree (or the equivalent) in Philosophy, with at least B+ standing or the equivalent. Qualifying-year and M.A. applicants from an institution other than Carleton University must submit two papers. Program Requirements The specific program requirements for master's candidates are the following: * Philosophy 32.580 Graduate Seminar * A thesis equivalent to two full-course credits, which must be defended at an oral examination; or a research essay equivalent to one full-course credit * Four half-course credits (or six in the case of students following the research essay option), a minimum of two by tutorial, in at least three of the following study areas: studies in the history of philosophy; studies in the work of an individual philosopher; studies in logic, epistemology, or metaphysics; studies in selected problems in philosophy. Other Courses A maximum of one full course (or the equivalent) may be selected from those offered at the 400 level, or in a related field, or at another university. Each year, the department offers 400-level undergraduate half courses, which are open to students in the qualifying year and, with permission, to students in the M.A. program. For courses offered in 1992-93, please consult the undergraduate calendar.