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Modern Political Philosophy
Type Course, Bachelor's level
1FL131 Political philosophy is the study of the nature and justification of coercive institutions. Central to this justification are the questions "who gets what?" (the question of distributive justice), "who gets to say so?" (the question of authority and legitimacy), and "how can we ensure that
Magister thesis in philosophy
Type Course, Master’s level
1FL115 The course is intended to be read during the second semester of second cycle studies in philosophy and consists in writing a 15 credits thesis in philosophy under supervision. The topic for the thesis is proposed by the student but must be approved by the course coordinator and the
Magister course in philosophy
Type Course, Master’s level
1FL116 The course provides in-depth knowledge of philosophy and is intended to be read during the first semester of second cycle studies in philosophy. It consists of four advanced sub-courses of 7.5 credits each. The topics of the sub-courses can vary from semester to semester. In exceptional
Master course in philosophy
Type Course, Master’s level
1FL114 The course provides in-depth knowledge of philosophy and is intended to be read during the first semester of the second year of second cycle studies in philosophy. It consists of four advanced sub-courses of 7.5 credits each. The topics of the sub-courses can vary from semester to semester.
Master thesis in philosophy
Type Course, Master’s level
1FL113 The course is intended to be read during the fourth semester of second cycle studies in philosophy and consists in writing a 30 credits thesis in philosophy under supervision. The topic for the thesis is proposed by the student but must be approved by the course coordinator and the
Magister course in philosophy II
Type Course, Master’s level
1FL117 The course provides in-depth knowledge of philosophy and is intended to be read during the second semester of second cycle studies in philosophy. It consists of two advanced sub-courses of 7.5 credits each. The topics of the sub-courses can vary from semester to semester. In exceptional
Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence: Ethics and Policy
Type Course, Master’s level
1FL118 Recent years have seen rapid progress in the development of artificial intelligent systems. This class will address ethical and societal questions arising from the increasing presence of these systems in our lives, such as: Artificial intelligence allows companies and governments to collect