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What is the difference between Master of Philosophy and Master of Arts in Philosophy?

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  • Master of Philosophy and Master of Arts in Philosophy are two different courses. As you may already know Master of Philosophy is known as M Phil. You can pursue MPhil course after completing a post graduate course. Now this course has been discontinued.

    Master of Arts in Philosophy which is also known as MA Philosophy is a course that you can pursue after graduation. 

    Master of Philosophy is a degree in Philosophy that can be pursued with any specialisation whereas Master of Arts in Philosophy in a degree in Arts with Philosophy as a specialisation.

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