Máster en Màster Interuniversitari en Filosofia Analítica

To get the degree Master in Analytic Philosophy students need to earn a total of 60 master credits (ECTS) in the following master courses:

Up to and including 2012-13:

• 10 credits of general mandatory courses: Metaethics and Models of Justice and Human Rights
• 10 credits correspond to the Research Paper
• 20 credits specific to the chosen itinerary, i.e. either Practical Philosophy or Theoretical Philosophy. These consist of: 10 credits from the research seminar and 10 credits from two mandatory courses specific to the itinerary.
• 20 credits chosen from the optional courses on offer.

Changed requirements from 2013-14 onwards:

• 15 credits of general mandatory courses: Metaethics, Models of Justice and Human Rights andResearch Methods in Analytic Philosophy
• 10 credits correspond to the Research Paper (mandatory).
• 15 credits specific to the chosen itinerary, i.e. either Practical Philosophy or Theoretical Philosophy. These consist of: 5 credits from the Research Seminar and 10 credits from Module 6 or Module 4, as the case may be.
• 20 credits chosen from optional courses on offer.

For details of the courses in each academic year, please select the relevant option from the drop-down menu under "Master" above. The 20 optional credits can be freely chosen from the courses in Module 7. But students can also ask for permission to take one of the mandatory courses of the other itinerary as an optional course.

Students who do not have a philosophy degree will normally be asked to acquire the necessary background knowledge and skills before being admitted to the master. We offer 30 credits that afford such a background (but these are offered in Spanish or Catalan only).