The University of London's International Programmes offers
a choice of accredited online philosophy courses to international students worldwide.
International philosophy students register with the University's International Programme in Philosophy.
They receive a syllabus, registration with a local examination centre, access to some online facilities, and some study materials.
Students must then organise their own private tuition arrangements independently of the university.
This site is fully independent of the University. It has just been launched, in April 2012,
and will provide distance learning philosophy tuition, study resources, and a discussion forum for University of London
international students studying online for their philosophy degrees.
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The University of London's International Philosophy Programme offers three kinds of accredited philosophy course:
Depending on your existing qualifications, you can either begin
the Philosophy BA immediately, or gain a grounding in undergraduate study
with either the Philosophy Diploma or the Certificate in Philosophy.
For the Philosophy BA you must complete 10 units, taking a minimum of 3 years.
For the Philosophy Diploma you must complete 4 units.
These may be completed in as little as one year, but most students take longer.
The Certificate in Philosophy comprises a single Introduction to Philosophy
unit; and is normally completed in a year.
