Philosophy: Global and Comparative Perspectives

This three-year, English-taught program offers a distinctive approach to philosophy, delving into traditions of thought from around the world.

Think Beyond the West: Move beyond the traditional focus on Western philosophy. Explore diverse philosophical schools from India, East Asia, the Arab world, and Africa, alongside those of Europe. Gain a richer understanding of philosophical inquiry through a truly global lens.

Develop Critical Thinking Skills: Refine your critical thinking, reasoning, and argumentation skills through in-depth analysis of philosophical texts and theories. Learn to analyze complex ideas, identify fallacies, and construct sound arguments.

Sharpen Your Communication Skills: Develop strong communication and writing skills through engaging seminars, presentations, and essay writing. Learn to effectively articulate your philosophical ideas and engage in informed discussions.

Interdisciplinary Approach: Philosophy offers valuable insights applicable to various disciplines.

Research and Thesis: Prepare for independent research through dedicated coursework and culminate your studies with a final bachelor’s thesis, allowing you to delve deeper into a specific area of philosophical interest.

Graduates emerge with a well-rounded philosophical foundation and valuable transferable skills applicable to diverse career paths, including:

• Education: Pursue a career teaching philosophy at the high school or community college level (depending on your country’s specific requirements).
• Law: Strong analytical and writing skills can be valuable assets in the legal field.
• Government and Public Policy: Philosophy can equip you with critical thinking and problem-solving skills applicable to various government and public policy roles.
• Business and Consulting: Strong communication and analytical skills can be valuable in various business and consulting settings.
• Research and Academia: Pursue further studies in philosophy or related fields like history of ideas or cultural studies.
• Non-profit Organizations: Philosophy graduates can use their critical thinking and communication skills to contribute to social good within non-profit organizations.