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I have fond memories of my time at Warwick and especially of the Philosophy department. Not only did the department provide such a warm intellectual environment but I was also impressed by the helpful and efficient support. So much so that when I got in touch again after 6 years staff still remembered my name!

Dr Kate Hext, former Philosophy student, now Lecturer at the University of the West of England

My interest in mainly in logic and its foundations and Warwick has given me a great opportunity to explore these issues. Not only has this been enjoyable for its own sake, but it has also given me critical thinking skills which will be useful in whatever I choose to do in life.

Liam Bright, former student

Doing Philosophy at Warwick I had the opportunity to spend a year in Canada. This has really helped broaden my interests and I am currently doing my dissertation based on an idea I had there.

Alex Taylor, former student