2020 Most Affordable Online Master's in Philosophy Degrees
This list highlights 5 schools, all of which offer affordable online master's in philosophy programs. Holy Apostles, ranked #1, offers an online Master of Arts in Philosophy with concentrations in Ethics and History of Philosophy. Tuition for this program is for only $6,480 per year. Ranked #2, Auburn University at Montgomery offers a Master of Liberal Arts - Philosophy at a tuition rate of $6,750 annually.
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| Rank | School | Annual Tuition |
|---|---|---|
| Holy Apostles | $6,480 | |
| Auburn University at Montgomery | $6,750 | |
| John F. Kennedy University | $20,300 | |
| California Institute of Integral Studies | $21,708 | |
| Rutgers University-Camden | $29,232 |
Holy Apostles Cromwell (CT)
Example Classes: Ancient and Medieval Philosophy, Logic and Epistemology, Philosophical Anthropology, Philosophy of Nature and Metaphysics, The True, the False, the Lie and the Fake |
Auburn University at Montgomery Montgomery (AL)
Example Classes: C.S. Lewis and Philosophy, God & Morality, Inklings: Literary Friendship, Fantasy and Philosophy, Issues in Bioethics, Moral Theory, Philosophical Theology |
John F. Kennedy University Pleasant Hill (CA) (and 2 others)
Example Classes: Archetypal Mythology, Cosmology & Consciousness, Human Development and Evolution of Consciousness, Paradigms of Consciousness, Professional Identity: Life Purpose, Transpersonal Psychology |
California Institute of Integral Studies San Francisco (CA)
Example Classes: Love, Death, and Annihilation, Mind and Nature in German Idealism, Philosophy and Ecology: Toward a Green Metaphysics, Phenomenology, and Epistemology, Spirit and Nature, Toward an Integral Ecological Consciousness |
Rutgers University-Camden Camden (NJ)
Example Classes: Contemporary Moral Issues, Evil, Gender, Sexuality, and Religion, Gods and Monsters: Understanding Power, Philosophy of Social Identities, Psychology of Religious Beliefs, Values, and Symbols |
