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Modern Philosophy Intensive

Courses

Duration

2 weeks

Study Mode

Intensive

Attendance

In person, Toongabbie campus

Structure

1 unit (6 credit points)

Tuition

See below

Start Dates

30 January 2023

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Don’t miss this opportunity to undertake a close reading of a renowned philosophical text with esteemed Campion academic Dr Jeremy Bell.

Friedrich Nietzsche’s On the Genealogy of Morals contains Nietzsche’s fullest treatment of Christianity as a spiritual “slave revolt” against aristocratic, warrior morality, as well as an historical-cum-philosophical account of “bad conscience” and a wide-ranging and at times seemingly unfocused discussion of the meaning of “ascetic ideals”. As a class, you will read the entire text, paying careful attention both to its philosophical content and to its literary character.

Participation is open to Campion students and the general public. A copy of the text will be provided to all enrolled students.

The Modern Philosophy Intensive will be delivered on campus at 8-14 Austin Woodbury Place Old Toongabbie NSW 2146. You will receive a detailed unit outline prior to the first session.

The intensive runs for two weeks. You will have 2x two-hour sessions per day from 10am-12pm and 1.30pm-3.30pm.

Students enrolled for academic credit will be required to complete the following assessments in order to pass the unit:

  • 2500-word research essay
  • Oral examination
  • Attendance and participation in sessions. Further information will be provided to enrolled students in the unit outline.

Auditing students are not required to complete assessments. See the ‘Admission’ tab for further information.

Current Campion students
Enrol for credit towards your BA

  • The Modern Philosophy Intensive is a Level 300 unit that will count for 6 credit points toward your degree. This is the perfect opportunity to reduce your unit load for Semester 2. First and second year students should consult with the Dean before enrolling.
  • There are no pre-requisites for enrolment.

 

To enrol in this intensive, current students should email Nadia (n.mansutti@campion.edu.au) or submit the Variation of Enrolment Form.

 

General public
Enrol as a Miscellaneous (credit-earning) student

  • Individuals wishing to complete a unit of study out of personal interest, without enrolling in a full course, may do so as a Miscellaneous student.
  • Units completed as a Miscellaneous student may later be credited towards a qualification if you decide to enrol in a course, either Campion’s Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal Arts or a course at another institution.
  • There are no pre-requisites for enrolment.
  • Miscellaneous students must pay tuition fees up-front.

 

General public
Enrol as an Auditing student

  • Individuals wishing to complete a unit of study out of personal interest, without enrolling in a full course, may do so as an Auditing student.
  • Auditing students do not complete assessments. As such, units completed as an Auditing student may NOT be credited towards a qualification if you later decide to enrol in a course.
  • There are no pre-requisites for enrolment.
  • Auditing students must pay reduced tuition fees up-front.

 

Click here to complete the Miscellaneous/Auditing Form. 

Current Campion students

The cost of this unit is $1,995.

Tuition fees for Campion College can be deferred fully or partially through FEE-HELP, the federal government’s student loans scheme for eligible domestic students or New Zealand Special Category Visa holders.

Click here to learn more about tuition.

 

General public

The cost of this unit for Miscellaneous students is $2,195.

The cost of this unit for Auditing students is $1097.50.

All fees must be paid upfront prior to the first session. Payment options include credit card (via phone with our Accounts Team) and direct deposit (EFT).

  • Demonstrate an understanding of the major themes and questions in the text.
  • Evaluate critically the arguments presented in the text;
  • Develop an advanced appreciation of the significance of the author’s choice of the literary form of the text;
  • Apply advanced written communication skills in academic essays and appropriately use references and bibliographies according to academic conventions.
  • Effectively and confidently participate in group work and to contribute with clarity and coherence.

Is there an attendance requirement?

Students are expected to attend all classes. The College’s attendance policy requires that students attend a minimum of 80% of classes offered in the unit. Students who fail to meet the attendance requirement and do not provide satisfactory explanation for their absence will risk failing the unit.

 

What will classes be like?

Each session will focus on a section of Nietzsche’s On the Genealogy of Morals. You will review each section through guided class discussions. Students are expected to read the necessary materials and prepare for discussions prior to each session.

 

Should I enrol as a Miscellaneous or Auditing student?

This really depends on your individual circumstances. If you would like this unit to be recognised by a tertiary institution either now or in the future, we recommend enrolling as a Miscellaneous Student. However, it is important to note that each institution has its own guidelines for recognising prior learning. If you are currently enrolled in a course and intend to use this unit for credit, we encourage you to speak to your institution before enrolling. If you are interested in undertaking this unit purely out of personal interest, enrolling as an Auditing Student is likely best.

 

What reading materials will I need?

A PDF of the text will be made available to all enrolled students. It is important that all students use this PDF to ensure everyone is reading the same translation. Other relevant secondary materials will also be made available to you electronically.

 

What is the difficulty level of this unit?

The Modern Philosophy Intensive is a Level 300 unit designed for third-year undergraduate students. It assumes reasonable skill in composing academic essays and engaging with written texts. If you have undertaken undergraduate studies in the past or if you are currently enrolled at another institution, you will likely have the necessary skills to successfully complete this unit as a Miscellaneous Student.

 

Who can I contact with further questions?

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact our Student Recruitment Manager on (02) 9896 9303 or via study@campion.edu.au
Don’t miss this opportunity to undertake a close reading of a renowned philosophical text with esteemed Campion academic Dr Jeremy Bell. Friedrich Nietzsche’s On the Genealogy of Morals contains Nietzsche’s fullest treatment of Christianity as a spiritual “slave revolt” against aristocratic, warrior morality, as well as an historical-cum-philosophical account of “bad conscience” and a wide-ranging and at times seemingly unfocused discussion of the meaning of “ascetic ideals”. As a class, you will read the entire text, paying careful attention both to its philosophical content and to its literary character. Participation is open to Campion students and the general public. A copy of the text will be provided to all enrolled students.

The Modern Philosophy Intensive will be delivered on campus at 8-14 Austin Woodbury Place Old Toongabbie NSW 2146. You will receive a detailed unit outline prior to the first session.

The intensive runs for two weeks. You will have 2x two-hour sessions per day from 10am-12pm and 1.30pm-3.30pm.

Students enrolled for academic credit will be required to complete the following assessments in order to pass the unit:

  • 2500-word research essay
  • Oral examination
  • Attendance and participation in sessions. Further information will be provided to enrolled students in the unit outline.

Auditing students are not required to complete assessments. See the ‘Admission’ tab for further information.

Guidelines

Current Campion students
Enrol for credit towards your BA

  • The Modern Philosophy Intensive is a Level 300 unit that will count for 6 credit points toward your degree. This is the perfect opportunity to reduce your unit load for Semester 2. First and second year students should consult with the Dean before enrolling.
  • There are no pre-requisites for enrolment.

 

To enrol in this intensive, current students should email Nadia (n.mansutti@campion.edu.au) or submit the Variation of Enrolment Form.

 

General public
Enrol as a Miscellaneous (credit-earning) student

  • Individuals wishing to complete a unit of study out of personal interest, without enrolling in a full course, may do so as a Miscellaneous student.
  • Units completed as a Miscellaneous student may later be credited towards a qualification if you decide to enrol in a course, either Campion’s Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal Arts or a course at another institution.
  • There are no pre-requisites for enrolment.
  • Miscellaneous students must pay tuition fees up-front.

 

General public
Enrol as an Auditing student

  • Individuals wishing to complete a unit of study out of personal interest, without enrolling in a full course, may do so as an Auditing student.
  • Auditing students do not complete assessments. As such, units completed as an Auditing student may NOT be credited towards a qualification if you later decide to enrol in a course.
  • There are no pre-requisites for enrolment.
  • Auditing students must pay reduced tuition fees up-front.

 

Click here to complete the Miscellaneous/Auditing Form. 

Current Campion students

The cost of this unit is $1,995.

Tuition fees for Campion College can be deferred fully or partially through FEE-HELP, the federal government’s student loans scheme for eligible domestic students or New Zealand Special Category Visa holders.

Click here to learn more about tuition.

 

General public

The cost of this unit for Miscellaneous students is $2,195.

The cost of this unit for Auditing students is $1097.50.

All fees must be paid upfront prior to the first session. Payment options include credit card (via phone with our Accounts Team) and direct deposit (EFT).

  • Demonstrate an understanding of the major themes and questions in the text.
  • Evaluate critically the arguments presented in the text;
  • Develop an advanced appreciation of the significance of the author’s choice of the literary form of the text;
  • Apply advanced written communication skills in academic essays and appropriately use references and bibliographies according to academic conventions.
  • Effectively and confidently participate in group work and to contribute with clarity and coherence.

Is there an attendance requirement?

Students are expected to attend all classes. The College’s attendance policy requires that students attend a minimum of 80% of classes offered in the unit. Students who fail to meet the attendance requirement and do not provide satisfactory explanation for their absence will risk failing the unit.

 

What will classes be like?

Each session will focus on a section of Nietzsche’s On the Genealogy of Morals. You will review each section through guided class discussions. Students are expected to read the necessary materials and prepare for discussions prior to each session.

 

Should I enrol as a Miscellaneous or Auditing student?

This really depends on your individual circumstances. If you would like this unit to be recognised by a tertiary institution either now or in the future, we recommend enrolling as a Miscellaneous Student. However, it is important to note that each institution has its own guidelines for recognising prior learning. If you are currently enrolled in a course and intend to use this unit for credit, we encourage you to speak to your institution before enrolling. If you are interested in undertaking this unit purely out of personal interest, enrolling as an Auditing Student is likely best.

 

What reading materials will I need?

A PDF of the text will be made available to all enrolled students. It is important that all students use this PDF to ensure everyone is reading the same translation. Other relevant secondary materials will also be made available to you electronically.

 

What is the difficulty level of this unit?

The Modern Philosophy Intensive is a Level 300 unit designed for third-year undergraduate students. It assumes reasonable skill in composing academic essays and engaging with written texts. If you have undertaken undergraduate studies in the past or if you are currently enrolled at another institution, you will likely have the necessary skills to successfully complete this unit as a Miscellaneous Student.

 

Who can I contact with further questions?

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact our Student Recruitment Manager on (02) 9896 9303 or via study@campion.edu.au