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(in Polish) Filozofia dzienna licencjacka (2-KRK-FZ-D3)

(in Polish: Filozofia dzienna licencjacka)

Faculty of Social Sciences

Bachelor's degree studies

Daily/Stationary (Full-time), 3 years

Language: Polish

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Studying Philosophy is a great intellectual adventure during which you will get to know the history of classical, modern and contemporary philosophy. You will receive courses in classical philosophical disciplines such as: epistemology, logic, ethics, ontology, metaphysics. You will have the opportunity to take advantage of specialist courses such as philosophy of politics, axiology, metaethics, aretology. In addition, we will give you a choice of many optional courses, during which our employees will familiarize you with the results of their own research and open the path for your research.

Students of philosophy are doing well in the labour market, because although nobody is looking for people to become philosophers as such, the ability to argue, search for unconventional solutions and quick learning are particularly valued by employers.

You will leave the walls of our university, as a comprehensively educated humanist, ready for all the challenges of today.

Think it over. We look forward to seeing you at the Philosophy Institute of the UO.

Qualification awarded:

Bachelor of Philosophy

Access to further studies:

the graduate can apply for admission to 2-year complementary master's degree course

Professional status:

Graduates receive philosophical education, including history of philosophy, logic and particular philosophical theories. They are expected to be familiar with fundamental issues of European culture, modern and contemporary ethical, anthropological, esthetic and social problems. They are also expected to master universal ways of problem solving, to apply general knowledge in individual questions, and to be able to think analytically. Philosophy studies enable them to find employment in the fields that require creativity and intellectual self-reliance. These include political and social organizations and institutions, central and local government bodies, educational and research facilities. Graduates also become qualified for teaching philosophy and ethics.

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