The Melbourne School of Continental Philosophy

The MSCP is an independent teaching and research organisation. Our courses and events have no entry requirements or assessment. We began in 2002.

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What's On

Autumn 2025

Semester 1 Course - Currently Running

Outline of a Heterodox Philosophy of Economics

Jon Roffe
Nicholas Building and online via Zoom
Starts: Mon 6:30-8:30pm 10 Mar

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Semester 1 Course - Currently Running

The Philosophy of Corruption and the Corruption of Philosophy

Jon Rubin
Nicholas Building and online via Zoom
Starts: Tue 6:30-8:30pm 11 Mar

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Semester 1 Course - Currently Running

The Future in the Making: From Byung-Chul Han, Mark Fisher and Bifo to Deepfakes, SpaceX and Beyond

Vincent Lê
Nicholas Building and online via Zoom
Starts: Thu 6:30-8:30pm 13 Mar

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1-Day Conference

The Young Marx Enigma

Balam Balam Place, Brunswick
Thursday 24th April 2025

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NEW STUDENTS

The MSCP teaches tertiary-level courses - imagine an honours level or early grad-level seminar. If you would like to know more about us please check our FAQ page or browse some of our past courses.

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Freedom to Teach

A key feature of the MSCP's approach is to allow and encourage teachers to propose courses in alignment with their current research.

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THE NICHOLAS BUILDING

Our current teaching space is on the ninth floor of the Nicholas Building in the heart of the Melbourne CBD. On the corner of Swanston and Flinders Lane.

ACCESS PAST COURSES

For more than 20 years the MSCP has been running philosophy schools in Melbourne, Australia. Many past courses are available for purchase as either class audio or video recordings.

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Melbourne School of Continental Philosophy

The Melbourne School of Continental Philosophy is an independent teaching and research organisation.  The MSCP teaches short courses during the summer and winter university holiday periods and evening courses during semester.  We also run single day research workshops in autumn and spring, organise reading groups and work to encourage and support philosophical thinking in the community.  Everyone is welcome to attend our courses, and our teachers are free to teach on whatever subject they wish.  The MSCP is an incorporated not-for-profit association.

 

The MSCP acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land — the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation — and pay respect to elders past and present.