Studying this A Level Philosophy course will allow you to explore philosophical topics such as epistemology, the theory of knowledge; the similarities and differences between utilitarianism, Kantian deontological ethics, and Aristotelian virtue ethics; arguments relating to the existence of God; and the dualist theories of substance dualism and property dualism.
Depending on the route you decide to take after your studies, the A Levels we recommend studying alongside this course are A Level Religious Studies, A Level Sociology, and A Level Psychology.
Degrees this subject could lead to
After completing your A Level Philosophy course, you could progress to study a degree in philosophy, politics, theology, psychology, and music.
Future career options
Potential careers for students who have studied A Level Philosophy include civil services, law, consulting, business, human resources, or as a chaplain.
A Level philosophy via distance learning
This A Level Philosophy course is exactly the same as an A Level you would study at school or college, meaning you will take the same exams and get the same qualification. The only difference is that our courses are designed to be studied from home at your own pace, and you will receive full tutor support via email.
A Level Philosophy qualification from AQA.
There are no specific entry requirements for this course.