Philosophy

Students of Philosophy gain education relating to history of Philosophy and traditional philosophical issues, basic knowledge in areas of social sciences and individual areas of culture (language, art, religion, politics and science), and skill and competence regarding social communication which enables professional activeness in various areas of community, culture and politics.

The gained humanities and social science knowledge enables graduates not only to orient themselves with philosophical issues, but also understand the contemporary world, the evolving civilizational changes, and comprehensively grasp cultural events identifying within political, economic, artistic, moral and social layers.

Speciality to choose:

• Theoretical philosophy.

The course is specially recommended to open minded candidates of humanistic interests, with analytical skills.

The courses in study plan:

• foundations of sociology
• general logic
• history of ancient/medieval/modern/contemporary philosophy
• ontology
• esthetics
• philosophical text analysis
• greek and latin translation
• ancient culture with elements of language (greek/latin).

Competition of certificates: arithmetic average of three subjects:

• Polish
• a foreign language
• one subject to choose from: history, geography, social studies, mathematics, computer science, chemistry, physics with astronomy, biology.

Finishing bachelor Philosophy studies delivers knowledge, social skill and competence essential for such intellectual activities such as the art of argumentation, conducting dialog, or shaping the basis of a world view. The graduate also gainsd the capacity of independent management of accumulated knowledge.

I’m really happy I chose Philosophy because it teaches me to think critically, ask important questions, and look at the world from different perspectives. It’s challenging, inspiring, and very rewarding.