Graduate Profile: The graduates have acquired a comprehensive understanding of factual and theoretical-methodological knowledge that is essential for both professional practice and research. They have obtained the necessary theoretical knowledge in the fundamental divisions of philosophy and have a mastery of the fundamental conceptual framework. They are familiar with the principal philosophical systems, schools, and problems, and have gained insight into various areas of philosophy and the fundamental methodological procedures employed in philosophical analysis. Moreover, they have developed the ability to critically analyse scientific texts in the field of philosophy.
Graduate Employment: The graduates demonstrate a high level of competence and responsibility, enabling them to assume professional roles in diverse areas of social and cultural life. They find employment in cultural institutions, mass media, state administration, self-government, and civil organisations. Their skills are highly sought after in professions that require independent problem-solving abilities. They contribute to various institutions and spheres of public life where linguistic expression, critical thinking, and analytical skills are of great importance. This includes governmental and non-governmental institutions with a focus on humanities, third sector organisations, foundations, civic associations, and the media, among others.
