Great course, but I really disliked the course requirement to watch full-length films in order to progress with the assignments. The points being lectured were not complicated or detailed enough to warrant 2 hours of YouTube-styled films to demonstrate the issues being discussed in the courses.

Excellent readings but no oversight from staff. Discussion questions are too open-ended and since there's no feedback from staff, students are left to wonder if they're understanding the materal presented. Video format is distracting and often not pertinent to the subject under discussion. This course would be much better if the professor just lectured and provided quizzes to check for understanding. Can't recommend it until problems are fixed.

The discussion prompts really get you to think about the nature of skepticism and knowledge. The course lecturers also stress the importance of engaging with alternative views and being skeptical about the strength of our own assumptions. The assessments were intriguing (though the links to the various films need to be updated). ANd the peer-review system could be tweaked to be made more effective. Overall though I really appreciated what I learned from this course, and felt it furthered my knowledge of and interest in the topic of skepticism.

Very solid ideas. The readings were great and the movies were all stellar and unique. I think that the lectures were unfortunately lacking at times (they were good, but I wanted more), and there could of been more testing or quizzing. Very solid course overall

The assignments pages are weirdly formatted so that entering homework results in a string of unreadable characters. There are not enough people taking this course for the peer review system to work.

Expert philosophers/teachers who presented the lecture material in a pleasant and clear manner. The special locations where the videos are recorded, make watching the videos ageeable. The text below the videos was a good addition.

The advised or required literature was always available via a link. To make the essay's as requested, I regularly used other and complementary literature. For me that was an enrichment of the study. For all this I am grateful to the teachers.

To anyone who is interested in philosophy, I can heartily recommend this course : "The politics of Skepticism". This also applies to a further study philosophy at the Erasmus University in Rotterdam.

J.H.B. van der Meer

It's great way to learn from the course the way of teaching is pretty enough to get enrolled and learn, timely complete your courses as well. I hope you guys will enjoy this courses. I'm very thankful to course and it's team who give me an opportunity to achieve this.

I found the Politics of Skepticism course to be a strong philosophical course, well worth engaging with. The warning to the student should be clear that a bit of research from sources is required to understand the content of the video and reading content.

Very good materials and quality videos. Great teachers. This course made me decide upon Erasmus as the university i want to study at, next year.

Excellent course :-) The videos were interesting, clear and to the point. Both instructors were great, and I enjoyed the scenic settings

Looking for philosophical insights, this is the right place.

Nice Course. Enjoyed the concepts. Thanks, sincerely

Loved the lessons, structure, and the professors.

Nice course

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Interesting content. Unfortunately, I was unable to complete all assignments because the links to websites were invalid due to copyright. Furthermore, I found it disappointing that assignments are only graded if you grade assignments from others. Who says that the other students are grading my assignments seriously? And how do they know if I am grading their work seriously?

pretty good class.