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Summer 2009 (Dates to be announced)
General Information
The dominance of modern science has brought with it the tendency to explain all of human life according to scientific methods. This tendency reduces human beings to statistical data points, members of abstract groups, or one-dimensional figures to fit computer models. Missing from this perspective are accounts of the richness, meaning, or spiritual aspiration that characterize real human lives. How do we broaden the picture to include those dimensions? What changes do they make? Find out by taking part in this exciting intellectual adventure, led by some of the foremost minds of our time.
- Explore and challenge the presuppositions of modern academia.
- Enhance your academic experience by earning six graduate-level credits in the classic Oxford tutorial system of intellectual formation: lecture, seminar, work groups, and individual mentoring by internationally-known scholars.
- Study with renowned faculty from the University of Oxford, the University of St. Andrews, and the University of Notre Dame.
Enrollment & Admission Requirements
Enrollment: Space limited to 25
Admission Requirements:
- Undergraduate degree in Philosophy, Psychology or Theology from a regionally accredited institution or by special permission of the Dean.
- For further information about admission requirements and the application process, please contact us: info@ipsciences.edu, or (703) 416-1441 ext. 131
- Application Deadline: TBD
Cost - TBD
Non-refundable application fee (separate check) - $50
Housing
Immerse yourself in Oxford’s magnificent setting, with its historic buildings, cosmopolitan atmosphere, and timeless charm. Housing will be at St. Hilda’s College, founded in 1893.