
The Bachelor's degree programme in Philosophy aims to provide students with a solid foundation in the history of philosophical and scientific thought. It covers various branches of philosophical research and their critical methodologies. The first two years offer an overview of philosophical schools, emphasizing a rigorous historical approach, contemporary issues in theory, morality, and aesthetics, and analytical research in logic, philosophy of science, and language. The third year encourages students to broaden their knowledge beyond philosophy into other scientific and humanistic fields, developing cultural and professional skills, even for those not pursuing a Master's degree. The program incorporates workshops and seminars to foster essential competencies like independent judgment, communication, and learning skills. A blended learning approach is used, with remote or hybrid courses not exceeding two-thirds of the total learning activities. Students must demonstrate proficiency in at least one other European Union language besides Italian before graduation.
The Philosophy degree program equips students with transferable and metacognitive skills valuable for careers in communication, publishing, cultural management, and human resources development. Graduates are prepared for roles requiring analytical thinking, critical evaluation, and strong communication abilities.
Students must demonstrate knowledge of at least another European Union language in addition to Italian before their final exam.
Part-time students pay the same tuition fees as full-time students but can extend their study duration.
Admission requires passing an admission self-assessment test. You also need to demonstrate proficiency in at least one other European Union language besides Italian before your final exam.
Tuition fees are based on your family's economic situation (ISEE). Specific amounts vary annually and can be found on the university's fee payment page.
The programme is primarily taught in Italian. However, students must demonstrate proficiency in at least one other European Union language besides Italian before graduation.
This degree equips you with transferable skills for careers in communication, publishing, cultural management, and human resources development, including roles like publishing editor or HR development specialist.
The application process involves an admission self-assessment test. You should verify specific application deadlines and procedures for international students on the university's official admission pages.