Philosophy 2014 Applicants Thread

I submitted my application to Birmingham University MRes programme in philosophy - yesterday. I was just wondering how long does it take for Birmingham's Philosophy Department to make a decision? Ofc, I am not expecting it to be in the followin few days, but I am just curious. Thanks!

for my joint honours application it took them about a month, i think.

hi guys i am choosing between KCL and Warwick, wondering if anyone can pour in some thoughts to help with my decision?
KCL seems great for it is in London (duh), plus it is ranked second in the Guardian table for Philosophy (!!)
At the same time Wariwick is also a great uni itself and I heard it has a tight community coz everything kinda happens inside the campus- which sounds like such a friendly and cozy place to be for the next 3 years
Any thoughts?

Is anyone firming Philosophy and Theology or single honours Philosophy at Durham?


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I just rejected PhilTh at Durham the other day - they assigned me to a college i didn't like (Trevs) and I felt like they didn't handle my application very well in a lot of ways...Nottingham here I come! (Love unconditional offers )

I just rejected PhilTh at Durham the other day - they assigned me to a college i didn't like (Trevs) and I felt like they didn't handle my application very well in a lot of ways...Nottingham here I come! (Love unconditional offers )

Seriously? Trevs is a great college and Durham looks so much better on your CV than Nottingham.

Seriously? Trevs is a great college and Durham looks so much better on your CV than Nottingham.

Oh no! That's a shame they assigned me to John's which I am really happy with but I think being given a college I wasn't keen on would have affected my choice too also you're literally the only other person I've heard mention PhilThe at Durham! Good luck at Nottingham I'm sure you'll love it!

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