License

The curriculum of the license consists in 4 seminars, 8 optional courses and 6 compulsory courses. In order to obtain the license, students are also required to write a dissertation and to pass an oral and a written exam. The written exam consists in the redaction of a text about a theme chosen by the candidate among three ones. The oral exam is about one of two authors chosen by the candidate, about one among ten special philosophical themes chosen by the candidate, and about one among 12 general philosophical themes. In particular, apart from the compulsory courses prescribed for the second-cycle (6 general courses) and the study of 12 general themes, students following this track, on consultation with the Director of the Specialization, are required to:
(i)  choose two authors whose works have a bearing on the study of the interaction between science and philosophy;
(ii) choose, among the ten required, 5 special themes about the interaction between science and philosophy and another 5 from the systematic section of the Faculty;
(iii) write their dissertation on a theme corresponding to some particular feature of the interaction between science and philosophy;
(iv)  choose and follow 8 optional courses and 4 seminars, of which at least 4 courses and 2 seminars must be chosen from among the offering of the specialization according to the scheme below.

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Themes

Authors

Graduated