Form of study
Full-time
Type of study
Bachelor
Awarded title
You get the title Bc.
Standard length of study
3 years
Language of study
Czech
Open Day
You can submit the application
Number of students admitted last year
45

What will we teach you?

The study of philosophy focuses mainly on ethics and basic philosophical topics, issues and problems from classical Greece to the present. You will learn to think critically and use arguments properly. You will step out of the shadow of history and familiarise yourself with the past and present Czech and world thinking. You will get to know ancient philosophy, the philosophy of the Middle Ages, modern thinking or continental and analytical philosophy of the 20th century. You can participate in the organisation of conferences, workshops and collaborate with us on research projects.

What will you become?

As a universally educated person, you will find employment opportunities wherever you work with speech or words. You will be able to grasp philosophical problems in the field of ethics, education or politics. You will get acquainted with the history of thought from ancient philosophy to the philosophy of the 20th century. You will be able to work thoroughly with texts, provide arguments and discuss issues.

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Courses taken by the first-year students this year

Teaching (LECTURE + EXERCISE + SEMINAR) in hours per week
First year
Winter term
Name of the subject
Type of subject
Compulsory subject
Scope of teaching
2+0+2
Credits
7
Type of subject
Compulsory subject
Scope of teaching
0+2+0
Credits
6
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Type of subject
Compulsory subject
Scope of teaching
2+0+0
Credits
6
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Type of subject
Compulsory subject
Scope of teaching
2+0+1
Credits
7
Name of the subject
Type of subject
Compulsory subject
Scope of teaching
0+0+2
Credits
5

Úspěšní studenti

What scholarships can you get

Merit scholarship
from the second year up to 2 640 CZK per month
Accommodation scholarship
for students with permanent residence outside up to 550 CZK per month

Tuition fees

In the case of standard study, study is not paid. If you study for more than , you pay for the first started 6 months CZK

Full-time study

Full-time study has a fixed schedule on weekdays during mornings and/or afternoons. As a student, you will be on campus daily participating in seminars and lectures. You will have the status of student.

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Faculty of Arts and Philosophy
Type of study
Master
Form of study
Full-time
Language of study
Czech
The follow-up postgraduate study of philosophy focuses on topics of the European philosophical tradition from the Greek beginnings to the present, with special emphasis on the philosophy of human practice – ethics and political thought. The aim of the study is to thoroughly introduce the main currents, directions and questions of these philosophical disciplines, in relation to European metaphysical thinking. Ethics and political philosophy are not understood as separate specialised disciplines, but as perspectives of exploring thinking that remain philosophical in the original sense.
Faculty of Arts and Philosophy
Type of study
Master
Form of study
Full-time
Language of study
English
This two-year, tuition-free Master of Arts (MA) programme, taught in English, is conducted in cooperation with the Centre for Ethics as Study in Human Value, an internationally renowned research centre. The programme offers full specialisation in the two main domains of practical philosophy: ethics and political philosophy. It is ideally, but not exclusively, suited for students with a BA degree in general philosophy.
Faculty of Arts and Philosophy
Type of study
Doctoral
Form of study
Full-time
Language of study
Czech
Doctoral study in Philosophy allows students to pursue independent work and original research in Philosophy. In addition to focusing on general ethical and political problems, students are also encouraged to study current and relevant topics, such as attitudes towards marginalised groups and topics including populism, nationalism, religious conflict, and climate change.
Faculty of Arts and Philosophy
Type of study
Doctoral
Form of study
Part-time
Language of study
Czech
Doctoral study in Philosophy allows students to pursue independent work and original research in Philosophy. In addition to focusing on general ethical and political problems, students are also encouraged to study current and relevant topics, such as attitudes towards marginalised groups and topics including populism, nationalism, religious conflict, and climate change.
Faculty of Arts and Philosophy
Type of study
Doctoral
Form of study
Full-time
Language of study
English
Doctoral study in Philosophy allows students to pursue independent work and original research in Philosophy. In addition to focusing on general ethical and political problems, students are also encouraged to study current and relevant topics, such as attitudes towards marginalised groups and topics including populism, nationalism, religious conflict, and climate change.

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