This Master's programme allows you to delve deeper into applied ethics and philosophy within a global context. You will expand your existing philosophical knowledge by exploring additional areas of philosophy and enhancing your skills in both theoretical and practical philosophy. The curriculum is specifically designed to focus on applied ethics and the examination of philosophy in our interconnected world.
Please note that the language of instruction for this programme is German. Applicants will need to provide proof of German language proficiency.
For the most accurate and up-to-date fee information, please consult the University of Innsbruck's Admission Department.
You need a relevant Bachelor's degree or an equivalent qualification. Additionally, proof of German language proficiency is required as the language of instruction is German.
As a public university in Austria, the University of Innsbruck generally does not charge tuition fees for Master's programmes for students from Austria, EU/EEA, and Switzerland. For students from other countries, tuition fees may apply but are typically low. Please check with the university's admission department for the most current information.
The programme is structured over 4 semesters and comprises 120 ECTS-Credits.
The language of instruction for the Master's Programme in Philosophy is German. Applicants must provide proof of German language proficiency.
You need to submit your application through the university's online portal, ensure you meet the German language requirements, and prepare documents such as your Bachelor's degree certificate and German language certificate.
Estimated living costs for students in Innsbruck, covering accommodation, food, and personal expenses, are typically around €800-€1000 per month. This estimate depends on individual lifestyle.