MAs in Logic

After completing bachelor’s degree requirements, some students choose to continue their studies with a master’s degree. The Master of Arts requires completion of an undergraduate degree, along with two full-time years or more of arts or humanities-focused study.

So, what is an MA in Logic? Graduate students in these programs often enjoy intellectually stimulating courses in philosophy and history throughout the ages. Mathematical ability and rhetorical skills are also highly valued in logic studies, so students may also be required to take several courses to these ends. Finally, a nuanced and well-rounded knowledge of social sciences may be necessary to ensure a solid understanding of logical practices across cultures, so these classes are likely to be part of students’ curricula.

Students often graduate from a logic program with exceptional critical thinking and engagement skills, useful in everyday conversation and reading. Logic students may also be able to hone their communication and rhetorical efficiency. Finally, mathematic proficiency (useful for everyday bills and calculation) is often enhanced with logic studies.

Depending on which university you choose to attend and where the university is located, costs can vary greatly. Speak with academic advisors at universities that interest you for specific tuition information.

After earning a Master of Arts in Logic, many graduates pursue careers in informatics and mathematics. The richness of humanities studies combined with successful mathematical grounding translates to a well-balanced skill set for individuals pursuing these career paths. Graduates may also choose to become philosophy teachers or instructors, or work as sociologists and writers. Careers requiring an understanding of physics and statistics will also benefit from a student’s knowledge of logic.

MA programs in logic are often only offered in-person, so this degree program will likely best suit those who prefer not to study online. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.