Philosophy (Bachelor)

The program consists primarily of subject-specific modules on philosophy, with the other modules distributed among the elective minor, the key competencies, and the internship.

It begins with a preparatory course in philosophy and modules on the history of philosophy, practical philosophy and theoretical philosophy. One module in the foundation area can be freely chosen from the courses offered according to interest. Elective modules are used for specialization and in-depth study within the areas of History of Philosophy, Practical Philosophy, Theoretical Philosophy, and Interdisciplinary Relations of Philosophy, including the topics of Society, Ethics, Education, Environment, Man, Technology, Culture, Language, Communication, and Practice and Morality/Ethics and Religion. Key competencies include, for example, Intercultural Competence, Foreign Language Competence, Presentation,
project management, facilitation, and information literacy.