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Who we are

Combining historical and analytic approaches, we cover many central areas of philosophy, and we engage in a dialogue between contemporary philosophy and its history. You will have plenty of opportunities to start building a global philosophical network — from attending the department’s weekly colloquia with renowned guest lecturers to taking part in international conferences, workshops and summer schools on and off campus.

What you will study

Ancient and early modern philosophy
Philosophy of language and logic
Philosophy of mind
Perception and consciousness
Causation and free will
Ethics and metaethics
Philosophy of religion
Political philosophy
Theory of democracy

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February 1, 2022 – for master's and PhD studies with financial aid
March 15, 2022 – for self-financing master's candidates who are citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA area and require a study visa
August 15, 2022 – for self-financing master's candidates who are citizens of EU/EEA countries (or who hold a valid permanent residency permit in an EU/EEA country)

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PRANAV AMBARDEKAR / INDIA / Department of Philosophy

“The department is a vibrant intellectual community with a strong grounding in analytic philosophy. It is also a conducive space to do interdisciplinary research and is open to other traditions of philosophy. Students benefit from uniquely tailored courses taught by distinguished faculty, weekly colloquia with speakers of international repute and graduate conferences where students get to showcase their work.”