Graduate Profile: The graduates have acquired a comprehensive foundation of factual and theoretical-methodological knowledge necessary for both practical application and research in the field of philosophy. They possess a strong theoretical understanding of the history of philosophical thought, including familiarity with contemporary philosophical systems and schools. They have a grasp of the interdisciplinary context in which philosophy operates and possess a deeper understanding of specific areas within philosophy along with the fundamental methodological procedures involved. Furthermore, the graduates have developed the skills to formulate philosophical issues, effectively communicate them, and explain them to a wider audience. They have honed their abilities in articulating and discussing philosophical problems through both oral and written means, as well as analysing and interpreting philosophical texts. Importantly, they possess a comprehensive understanding of the role and significance of philosophy within society.
Graduate Employment: The graduates are highly versatile and equipped to excel in various fields that require independent problem-solving skills. They are well-suited for employment in diverse institutions and sectors of public life where language proficiency, effective writing, critical thinking, and analytical abilities are of utmost importance. Such sectors may include governmental and non-governmental organisations, public administration and local government, third sector organisations, foundations, civic associations, media outlets, cultural and social institutions, the private sector, think tanks, and more. Moreover, those who acquire pedagogical qualifications can pursue careers as social studies educators in secondary schools. Furthermore, after completing advanced studies at the tertiary level, they can explore opportunities as philosophy instructors at universities or engage in scholarly work within scientific institutions.
