Philosophy as a minor subject
Philosophy as a minor subject
Physics
Bachelor's degree programme and Master's degree in a specific subject
You will study modules totalling 9 CP. As pb022 normally comprises 6 CP, you do not need to sit an examination for this module. Option 1 is therefore as follows:
- pb022: Theory of Knowledge and Philosophy of Science, 2 seminars
- pb010: Argumentation (6 CP), lecture, tutorial, oral examination (15–20 minutes)
Option 2 is structured as follows:
- pb022: Theory of Knowledge and Science, 2 seminars
- pb036: Logic (6 CP), lecture, tutorial, written exam (90 minutes)
Mathematics
Bachelor's degree programme
You will study modules totalling 30 credit points. The following core modules are compulsory:
- phi111: Fundamentals of Theoretical Philosophy (9 CP), lecture, tutorial, seminar
- phi121: Foundations of Practical Philosophy ( 9 CP), lecture, tutorial, seminar
In addition, you must take at least one of the following advanced modules:
- phi210: History of Philosophy (12 CP), 3 seminars
- phi220: Practical Philosophy: Ethics, Law, Society ( 12 CP), 3 seminars
- phi230: Theoretical Philosophy and Foundations of the Sciences (12 CP), 3 seminars
- phi240: Aesthetics/Philosophy of Culture (12 CP), 3 seminars
- phi270: Specialisation (6 CP), 2 seminars
If you choose phi270, you can reach a total of 30 credit points by, for example, adding the following core module:
- phi130: Logic (6 CP), lecture, tutorial
Subject Master’s
You will study Master’s or specialisation modules totalling 12–18 CP. The selection of modules includes:
- phi310/311: Justification of Values and Norms in Religion and Philosophy ( 15/12 CP), 3 seminars
- phi320/321: Practical Philosophy and its Implications for Society ( 15/12 CP), 3 seminars
- phi330/331: Theoretical Philosophy and the Foundations of Science (15/12 CP), 3 seminars
- phi340: Practical Philosophy: Ethics, Law, Society ( 6 CP), 2 seminars
- phi510: History of Philosophy (15 credits), 3 seminars
- phi520: Philosophy of Society ( 15 CP), 3 seminars
- phi530: Theoretical Philosophy and Foundations of Science (15 CP), 3 seminars
- phi530: Specialisation (15 CP), 3 seminars
Computing Science
You will study modules totalling up to 30 CP. These could be the following basic modules:
- phi111: Foundations of Theoretical Philosophy (9 CP), lecture, tutorial, seminar
- phi121: Foundations of Practical Philosophy (9 CP), lecture, tutorial, seminar
- phi130: Logic (6 CP), lecture, tutorial
If you want to gain 30 CP, you can add the following advanced module:
- phi270: Accentuation (6 CP), 2 seminars