Philosophy

Philosophy

The Degree in Philosophy offers extensive training in the various philosophical areas, being a prestigious course, with a highly qualified faculty endowed with long experience in teaching and research.

What do you learn in the Licentiate of Philosophy?

• Critically argue and produce an articulate, coherent, and rigorously grounded discourse;
• Recognize and analyze the problems that human beings face, in the effort to understand themselves and the world;
• Understand and question ideas regarding the nature of reality, knowledge, and values;
• Identify problems that cross the domains of philosophy, science, arts, and culture.

What is done in the Degree in Philosophy?

• It seeks to articulate tradition and the present, the history of philosophy and the concerns of the present, the knowledge of teachers, and the creativity of students.
• Fundamental texts of the great masters of philosophy are read and commented on; problems related to the meaning of human existence are discussed; positions and arguments are debated; opinions about the world, science, and art clash; the ability to expose and develop one's own thinking is developed.

What is the Degree in Philosophy for?

• The Degree in Philosophy, constituting an integral cycle of studies, prepares students to attend master's degrees, whether in the field of philosophical studies or in other fields of social sciences and humanities.
• Furthermore, at a time when we are called upon to exercise a complex set of skills, both in the professional sphere, where an open and creative profile prevails and in the sphere of citizenship, where matters such as life and death are discussed, the organization social and political life, the future of the planet, etc., a degree in philosophy is an obvious choice.