Medieval Philosophy Course
This course examines medieval philosophy via Thomas Aquinas and contemporaries, linking faith and reason, Aristotle with theology, and historical debates to modern ethics and public discourse. Tailored for humanities educators desiring profound, classroom-ready insights into 11th–14th century thought, it covers Aquinas's life, works, Five Ways, and comparisons with peers like Augustine or Averroes, alongside teaching tools for today's discussions.

4 to 360 hours flexible workload
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What will I learn?
This focused Medieval Philosophy Course introduces Thomas Aquinas—his life, key works, and approach—within the 11th–14th century intellectual milieu. Delve into faith versus reason, natural and revealed theology, the Five Ways; contrast Aquinas with figures like Augustine or Averroes; and acquire practical teaching aids, debate structures, and reflection exercises directly applicable to current philosophical and theological controversies.
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Develop skills
- Analyse Aquinas on faith and reason with precise graduate-level rigour.
- Compare Aquinas with Augustine, Anselm, Averroes, or Bonaventure in depth.
- Interpret medieval sources using context: schools, universities, and authorities.
- Apply Aquinas’s metaphysics and Five Ways to contemporary faith–science debates.
- Design ready-to-teach class activities, debates, and close readings on Aquinas.
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