Does anyone know about HMU, Harrison Middleton University Masters programs?

I'm searching for online education at the masters level in philosophy and came across HMU, Harrison Middleton University @ hmu.edu.

Does any of you know about this outfit?

 

There are very few Masters degree programs in Philosophy around. Depending on how you hope to use it the HMU program may work well for you. If you do a search of our site using Philosophy as the keyword you'll see there are a handful of programs available, most of them outside the USA.

 

From the Great State of Arizona:

As my very dear friend Kiz has already told you, there are very few online master's programs in philosophy around. Harrison Middleton University offers a distance learning MA in Philosophy that is based on the Great Books of the Western World. They are accredited by the Distance Education and Training Council, which ios legitimate accreditation, but DETC accreditation is also national accreditation, which is less prestigious thasn regional accreditation.

 

From the Great State of North Carolina:

Southern Evangelical Seminary offers an online MA in Philosophy which is accredited by the Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools, which is legitimate accreditation but it is also considered national accreditation which is less prestigious than regional accreditation

 

From the Great State of Connecticut:[,B]

Holy Apostles College and Seminary offers an online MA in Philosophy offers an online MA in Philosophy whichj is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. One of our former philosophy expeerrts once said that this program emphasizes Catholic theology and that would tend to make sense inasmuch as HACS is a Catholic school.

 

From the Great Country of India:

Madurai Kamaraj University www.mkuniversity.org offers a two year MA in Philosophy by coursework. It tends to offer philosophy with a left slant and religious philosophy. They have appropriate recognitionm in their own country of India. They also offer a PhD in Philosophy by dissertation only.

 

From the Great Region of Eastern Europe:

Sofia University offers a distance PhD in Philosophy, whichj is taught in English, and you can pick up your MA in Philosophy on your way.

 

From Our Mother England:

The University of Wales offers master's and doctoral programs in philosophy and they seem to be very well-regarded.

 

Thanks for the links and programs and the funny video. I'm looking forward to checking out all the programs and info on HMU.

 

and I don't consider England to be my "mother" in any case.

 

Ah, yes, indeed. England conquered Wales in about 1282 and Wales is now part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, not, as you pouint out, part of England.

 

I refer to England as "our mother" because they were the mother country prior to 1776.

 

Oh, ten more posts tilly next palindrome post.

 

A few additional options:

University of Edinburgh: MSc Epistemology, Ethics & Mind (Online Distance Learning)
Degree finder | Postgraduate study

Staffordshire University: MA
Continental Philosophy MA

University of Nottingham: MA in Systematic and Philosophical Theology by distance learning
https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/theology/prospective/postgraduate/distance-learning/systematic-theology.aspx
https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/pgstudy/courses/theology-and-religious-studies/systematic-and-philosophical-theology-%28distance-learning%29-ma.aspx


The Open University: MA
F30 - MA in Philosophy - Open University

Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU):
IGNOU - School of Inter-Disciplinary and Trans-Disciplinary Studies (SOITS) - Programmes - Distance - Master of Arts (Philosophy) (MAPY)

 

In the late 1700s the population of white people in the USA was approximately 4 million. There were also approximately 3/4 million slaves from Africa.
Oh yeah, there were also approximately 10 million Native Americans. So whose mother are we talking about?

BTW, the Chinese didn't arrive until about 1850 and that was waaay over on that left coast. About 25K at that time growing to 105K by 1890.

 

Two Thumbs up for a massively appropriate and awesome video link!

 

Actually, there is a new book out called 1421 which claims that the Chinese arrived in the USA in 1421, over on the left coast.