This interdisciplinary Master's program trains specialists in applied ethics, focusing on digital communication and artificial intelligence. It aims to equip students with an understanding of current trends in applied ethics and the ability to develop and implement ethical regulation technologies in areas affected by digitalization. The program is designed to foster value-based thinking when navigating moral dilemmas arising from new information technologies. It welcomes applicants with a Bachelor's degree who are interested in interdisciplinary research concerning the moral implications of the information age and contemporary ethics. The program is suitable for graduates from philosophy and other fields.
The curriculum is divided into a core block and a variable block, allowing for specialization. Students will also undertake practical training.
Graduates will be equipped for expert roles in contemporary digital culture and the design of autonomous intelligent systems. The program prepares students for diverse career paths in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
Applicants are admitted to the 'Applied Ethics' field of study. The specific Master's program choice is made by the applicant after successfully passing the entrance exam and enrollment.
Tuition fees and living cost estimates are not provided on the program page.
You need a Bachelor's degree to apply. Graduates from philosophy and other fields are welcome to apply.
You must first be admitted to the 'Applied Ethics' field of study by passing a written entrance exam. Your specific Master's program choice is made after successful enrollment.
The program is structured over two years, with Year 1 covering core modules and Year 2 offering specialized options and practical training.
Graduates are prepared for roles in applied ethics research, ethics committees, ethics consulting in corporations and government, and as experts in digital culture and AI ethics.
Information regarding tuition fees and living costs is not provided on the program page.