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I am part way through a BSc in natural sciences with open university,its going well and I am enjoying the course (in my second year)
I had for a long time wanted to carry straight on with physics into an MSc or PHD,but over the last year I've become increasingly interested with the philosophy side of physics and sciences.
Ive recently thought of changing my path towards a philosophy of physics or science,but can't find a good source of information concerning PHILSCI courses,obvious the best universitys here in the uk for philosophy are places like oxford cambridge etc,but i have a feeling i won't get into these unis because of the calibre of students they expect.
does anyone have an idea where it would be best to study Philosophy of science here in the uk,and maybe have an idea of what I am in for if i do take on a course like this?
I had for a long time wanted to carry straight on with physics into an MSc or PHD,but over the last year I've become increasingly interested with the philosophy side of physics and sciences.
Ive recently thought of changing my path towards a philosophy of physics or science,but can't find a good source of information concerning PHILSCI courses,obvious the best universitys here in the uk for philosophy are places like oxford cambridge etc,but i have a feeling i won't get into these unis because of the calibre of students they expect.
does anyone have an idea where it would be best to study Philosophy of science here in the uk,and maybe have an idea of what I am in for if i do take on a course like this?