Philosophy in the context of other disciplines Other disciplines, such as the natural and social sciences and history, are often confronted by themes and issues of philosophy. These fields, conversely, direct valuable questions towards philosophy. The areas of focus comprise one major and two minor subjects. Furthermore, the School offers a separate supplementary program in teacher education, taking two semesters and leading to certification. To be eligible for the program, participants must already hold a degree from an institution of higher education.
Participants obtain philosophical and pedagogical qualifications.
All degrees and programs offered by the Munich School of Philosophy are fully accredited by both state and church. Your own path through philosophical studies You approach your studies in philosophy with a personal goal. You attend lectures to obtain an overview of the subject matter, you read texts, prepare oral presentations, and participate in discussions in seminars. Because the curriculum here is systematically structured, you and your fellow students share common schedules, providing ample opportunities for exchange of ideas and cooperative discussions. Open discussion and conversation allow you to learn the views of others, to work out the central questions of an issue, and to train yourself to articulate your positions precisely and effectively.