Graduate Profile: The graduates possess advanced knowledge in the fields of political science and philosophy. Building upon their understanding of current theoretical and methodological approaches, as well as emerging trends, they are adept at analysing and evaluating processes and challenges in both domestic and international political arenas. They excel in conducting comparative analyses of these processes, considering different contexts. With their expertise in political communication and marketing, they are well-versed in applying these methods in practical settings. Moreover, they have a solid grasp of the theoretical foundations underlying political language. Recognising the interdisciplinary nature of the field, they effectively incorporate insights from related disciplines. Their linguistic proficiency equips them for professional roles across diverse political and social contexts. 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 find employment in a wide range of professions and roles that demand independent analytical thinking. They are well-suited for team-based activities and excel as independent creative professionals in various institutions and organisations. Their expertise is valued in state administration, self-government bodies, and public administration. They also contribute to public institutions, non-governmental humanitarian organisations, cultural and social institutions, foundations, civic associations, international organisations, private sectors, and the media. 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.
