B.A. in Philosophy

Skill acquired by Philosophy graduates

Professional skills

• possess basic research skills including formulating and analyzing research problems, selecting research methods and tools, processing and presenting research results;
• can prove logical theorems, determine the logical structure of statements (propositions), paraphrase natural language utterances in the languages of various logical systems.

Communication skills

• can take a stance in basic philosophical and worldview discussions;
• analyze and reflect upon a range of philosophical problems;
• take part in debates, summarize and paraphrase ideas;
• can find solutions to philosophical issues;
• have experience in comparing features of different logical systems and their consequences;
• possess teamwork skills, which allow them to take up all kinds of collaborative roles.

Language skills

• know at least one foreign language other than English at B2 level;
• can translate professional philosophical texts from two foreign languages.

Digital skills

• can use basic ICT tools, such as word processors, visual presentation software as well as web services and apps.

Analytical skills

• can select appropriate tools of interpretation and analysis of philosophical texts;
• can summarize and analyze philosophical arguments and identify their key themes, assumptions, and corollaries.