Philosophy

On the one hand the degree program provides for a scientific confrontation with philosophy in its systematic breadth and allows students to acquire scientific knowledge and competences in dealing with both historic and current philosophical problems. On the other hand the Master's degree program provides for creation of individual major fields of study in which the student acquires deepened knowledge and understanding and learns to develop his own position and to defend it. By the end of the degree program the student should have acquired the ability to make formal and contextually correct contributions to philosophical specialist discussions. The students of philosophy deepen their central key competences during the degree program, namely the ability to practice analytical thinking, to solve a problem, on argumentation, in dealing with challenging texts and media as well as mediation of complex issues in an understandable form. The program of study aims to qualify the student for careers which demand pronounced analytical and communicative competences.