Key learning outcomes

Upon completing the bachelor's degree in philosophy, students will have acquired the following skills:

• A broad general culture in human and social sciences through an introductions to disciplines such as history and historical criticism, psychology and sociology, literature and linguistics, arts, law;
• Knowledge of major authors and major currents of philosophy;
• Knowledge of the major disciplines underpinning philosophy (logic, epistemology, ethics, metaphysics...);
• Mastery of work tools and methods specific to philosophy;
• Development of research approaches of scientific significance;
• Openness to foreign languages.

and more broadly, a wealth of transferable skills:

• ability to analyse complex systems of thought;
• ability to interact with the philosophical tradition in a critical and constructive manner;
• ability to develop a well-articulated reasoning;
• ability to develop concepts in a bid to make the complexity of today's world more understandable.