The philosophy program introduces students to the human struggle for meaning, examining the history of philosophical, moral, and political thought in an exciting and engaging way. The study of philosophy significantly contributes to the education of self-fulfilled individuals and responsible citizens, exposing them to moral decision-making processes through the study of existential questions, ethical dilemmas and political issues.
The philosophy courses empower students to critically approach any subject of investigation, think in a logical, linear, well-organized way, and formulate sound and convincing arguments. These skills are essential not only in philosophical analysis, but also in other fields and careers, such as business, marketing, communications, politics, IT, and still others. Studying psychology will increase your understanding of the role of individual and group psychology in what we think, feel, and behave.
Psychological knowledge is crucial to different professional fields: supporting mental health, quality of life and people with disability through individual and group intervention; designing and developing educational programs for children or adults; supporting organizations in the participatory management of work.
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