The three-year course of study in Philosophy includes within it several research directions:

• epistemological
• historical-theoretical
• ethical-political
• psycho-pedagogical

Advances critical and in-depth knowledge of the history of philosophical and scientific thought through reading classic works and thematic exercises.

Prepares for the analysis of problems and the use of argumentative modes for the formation of critical judgment on the subjects under study.

Frontal lectures, seminar meetings and written reports on the main classical works.

Exercises on texts in the original language.

Participation in conferences organised by the Department of Antiquities, Philosophy and History (DAFIST) and the School.

• Secondary school teaching - continuing with the LM in Philosophical Methodologies - in the respective competition classes: A18 (Philosophy and Human Sciences, former 36A) and A19 (History and Philosophy, former 37A)
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• Publishing
• Public Administration
• Cultural Promotion Centres

• Bioethics, public ethics, work ethics, communication ethics
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• Analysis of the topics of the natural and logical-mathematical sciences, in the perspective
  Of a critical judgment on epistemological disciplines
• Analysis of the themes of the sciences of man and society, in order to learn to develop a critical judgment
  on psychological, pedagogical and sociological disciplines
• Analysis of the themes of the language and cognitive sciences
• Analysis of the philosophical themes of the communication and information sciences
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Department of Antiquities, Philosophy, History - DAFIST

Educational Secretariat
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16126 Genoa
+39 010 209 51444
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• general information on courses of study
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• on applying for a degree
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