Philosophy includes History of Philosophy, Metaphysics, Epistemology, Ethics, Political Philosophy, Theory of Science, Theory of Argumentation, and logic. Master's degree courses build upon the topics and the unsolved problems from the undergraduate studies. Students are free to choose their combination of courses and to specialise in a field of particular interest. A final thesis is required. Much of the study preparation for both Philosophy and History of Ideas relies on self-tuition.
Students join together in study groups where they plan and present topics of interest.
The form of teaching is the same for both Bachelor's and Master's degree courses apart from the fact that a greater part of the Master's programme involves self-tuition and active student participation.