Stephen Hawking has shown us that ordinary people can participate in discussing advanced theoretical science in a great level of depth if the teacher is willing to facilitate the process from were the individual student is. This also is the case in philosophy. Read for example the dialogue Cratylus written by Plato and see how Socrates in an excellent way is able to guide Cratylus through a difficult reflection over the topic philosophy of language. Even children are able to follow and participate in advanced philosophical discussions if the teacher/facilitator/guide/mentor is willing to use a language and examples familiar to the participants. BA, MA and PHD students are all fully equipped for this. I have found great inspiration to how to accomplish this from Plato and others.

In my experience Ph.D. students have enough theoretical knowledge to discuss research philosophy.

Dear Kitia,

The undergraduate student must complete his / her undergraduate degree and complete his / her undergraduate degree in a master's degree and must compulsorily select a specialty in a doctoral degree. However, an undergraduate student may be able to study and write deeply and deeply, due to his or her efforts and expertise.

Best Wishes,

Mohammad M. Davar