Philosophy study field aims to look into the human problems related to existence, knowledge, minds, values and other general and fundamental issues. These problems are considered based on rational argumentation using systematic approaches. Philosophy strives to acquire knowledge by rational means about the issues that are difficult for empirical investigations. This study field has three main sub-fields: natural philosophy, moral philosophy and metaphysical philosophy. Philosophy has many other branches including epistemology, logic, metaphysics, axiology (value theory), moral and political philosophy, aesthetics, and philosophy of language, philosophy of law, philosophy of mind, philosophy of religion, and philosophy of science.
The University of Amsterdam's Philosophy programme is the most inclusive of its kind in the Netherlands. It covers a wide range of topics and perspectives, and has a strong international focus.
The Research Master's in Philosophy familiarises students with one or more sub-areas of philosophy, and offers an excellent opportunity to students who are interested in pursuing a PhD in Philosophy. The Research Master's in Philosophy familiarises students with one or more sub-areas of philosophy, and offers an excellent opportunity to students who are interested in pursuing a PhD in Philosophy.
The Master's programme in Logic is an interdisciplinary and international Research Master's programme that focuses on the central role of logic as mediator and tool for sciences and the humanities. The Master's programme in Logic is an interdisciplinary and international Research Master's programme that focuses on the central role of logic as mediator and tool for sciences and the humanities.
The Master Program History and Diffusion of Philosophical Ideas holds as primary objective the research of those ideas that configure the relation between the philosophical conscience and the time when philosophy is recognized as an important manner of constituting our identity.
The MA programme in philosophy at Aarhus University offers advanced courses in the main areas of contemporary professional philosophy, taught by professors with doctoral degrees from leading international departments including Cambridge, Oxford, Pittsburgh, Canberra (ANU), St Andrews and Tübingen.
The Master’s in PSTS is the premier programme for learning how to critically analyse and assess the impact of scientific and technological developments on society.
For students interested in Contemporary European philosophy (also known as "Continental" philosophy), University College Dublin is reckoned to be one of the top ten universities in the English speaking world. This programme draws on the expertise of several members of the School in a broad range of philosophical topics.
The Master's in Applied Ethics focuses on the interaction between moral practice and ethical theory. You gain thorough knowledge of key methods, theories, and debates in applied ethics. The Master's in Applied Ethics focuses on the interaction between moral practice and ethical theory. You gain thorough knowledge of key methods, theories, and debates in applied ethics.
This programme is intended for students who are interested in the philosophical foundations and methodological aspects of a particular discipline.
Der Master-Studiengang Gräzistik soll zu einem methodisch reflektierten, auch auf spezialisiertere Bereiche bezogenen Verständnis der griechischen Texte vor dem Hintergrund der griechischen, aber auch lateinischen Literaturgeschichte, ihres Kontextes und ihres Weiterwirkens führen.
La Faculté de Philosophie de l’Institut Catholique de Paris propose un Master qui se compose de deux années d’études (M1 et M2). Il conduit à l’obtention d’un seul diplôme (Master Philosophie), qui se décline selon différents parcours et options au choix de l’étudiant* : Master Philosophie Parcours Recherche Master Philosophie Parcours Professionnel Option Édition et Journalisme Fiche formation (84,66 kB) (OEJ) Option Médiation Interculturelle (OMI) Fiche formation (81,11 kB)
This programme is characterised by a firm integration of historical and systematic approaches in philosophy and an emphasis on studying primary philosophical texts.