Philosophical Sciences

The Master's degree programme in Philosophical Sciences offers advanced training in philosophical investigation, equipping graduates with specialist knowledge across various research fields. The program emphasizes developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills, preparing students for both academic research and professional roles. It encourages an in-depth understanding of philosophical texts, theories, and their historical contexts, while also exploring interdisciplinary connections with fields like psychology, linguistics, art, history, and sociology. Students will engage with theoretical, moral, and aesthetic foundations, as well as societal structures, logic, and the philosophy of mind. The curriculum is structured to foster rigorous, specialized approaches, enabling graduates to contribute meaningfully to academic discourse and diverse professional sectors. The program is designed to produce graduates capable of understanding philosophical texts within their historical contexts, utilizing bibliographic sources and critical literature. Graduates will be equipped to conduct research using theoretical, logical, and epistemological tools, analyze and argue diverse philosophical theories, and critically assess arguments in theoretical, practical, and communication domains. The curriculum also aims to develop skills in analyzing interdisciplinary studies within the humanities, constructing well-reasoned arguments for social and cultural applications, and applying philosophical knowledge across various human and social sciences. Furthermore, it promotes the application of philosophical insights to solve problems in different social settings.

Careers

Graduates are prepared for roles requiring critical thinking, research, and communication skills in various sectors. Potential career paths include roles in publishing, cultural communication, public administration, private companies, and consultancy.

• Managers, editors, and cultural communicators for paper and online publishers.
• Strategic, organizational, or communication roles within public administrations and private/public entities.
• Professional communication services.
• Philosophical counselling services.
• Team coordination and cultural mediation.
• HR management, selection, and training.
• Business-to-business relations.
• Public relations.
• Event planning and communication for cultural and scientific events.
• Intercultural mediation.
• Personal and work-related counselling.
• Cultural heritage protection and promotion (libraries, museums).

Frequently asked questions

What are the entry requirements for the Philosophical Sciences Master's programme?

The programme has open access with an entry requirements examination. A Bachelor's Degree is the required qualification. A selection commission will assess your interests, academic career, and language proficiency if you are applying for study abroad opportunities.

What is the duration of the Philosophical Sciences Master's programme?

The Master's degree programme in Philosophical Sciences lasts for 2 years and requires 120 ECTS credits.

What is the language of instruction for this programme?

The programme is taught in both Italian and English.

What are the career prospects after graduating from the Philosophical Sciences programme?

Graduates are prepared for roles requiring critical thinking and communication skills in sectors like publishing, public administration, private companies, and consultancy. Potential roles include managers, editors, cultural communicators, and strategic communication specialists.

Are tuition fees and living costs specified for this programme?

Tuition fees and living costs are not specified in the provided information.

How do I apply for the Philosophical Sciences Master's programme?

The application process involves an entry requirements examination by a selection commission. Specific details on the application timeline and procedure for the Academic Year 2026/2027 are not fully detailed in the provided text.