The Philosophy pillar of the Master's degree in Humanities provides in-depth knowledge of contemporary philosophical issues, particularly in social ontology, philosophy of action and metaphysics. The many conferences organized by our Institute are also opportunities to enter the world of academic research.

• Find out more about the Master's program here
• More information on the advantages and career opportunities of our courses here

At the master's level, the Institute of Philosophy offers :

• a reinforced main pillar (90 ECTS)
• a main pillar (60 ECTS)
• a secondary pillar (30 ECTS)

Below you'll find links to the information relevant to this curriculum (in French):

• Study plan
• Course descriptions
• Study and examination regulations

For the main pillar and the reinforced main pillar, the study plan includes a 30 ECTS thesis or practical thesis.

• Master's thesis guidelines
• Practical Master's thesis guidelines

In addition, second-year Master's students take part in the research colloquium.

The admission requirements for the MA en lettres et sciences humaines are detailed here.

• Prof. Kathrin Koslicki - director of the master's programme
• Léna Jeandupeux - monitor