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Unlock your full potential with our English language program. Achieve C2 proficiency according to the CEFR and gain expert knowledge in linguistics as well as in British and American literature and culture. You will deepen your knowledge in the fields of pragmatics, stylistics, the historical development of English, and sociolinguistics. You will become familiar with current trends in Anglophone literature and culture, and enhance your skills in interpreting texts as a literary theorist and critic.

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.

The applicant is a graduate of a master's degree in the field of Historical Sciences, or a master's degree in another, related field of education, if it corresponds to the intended research specialisation of the applicant. Validation of the diploma is necessary for graduates of a foreign university.

The applicant is a graduate of a master's degree in the field of Historical Sciences, or a master's degree in another, related field of education, if it corresponds to the intended research specialisation of the applicant. Validation of the diploma is necessary for graduates of a foreign university.

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.

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.