Bachelor’s Degree
Degree type
4 years
Duration
Madrid
Teaching mode
Spanish
Language
September 2027
Start date
240 Credits
Credits
School of Education and Psychology
Faculty
Think deeply. Understand the present.
In a world marked by major scientific, technological, social, and cultural transformations, we need people who are capable of asking the fundamental questions.
In the UFV’s Philosophy Bachelor's Degree , you’ll learn to think deeply, develop your own critical thinking skills, and understand reality from different perspectives. A rigorous and contemporary education that connects the big questions of philosophy with the challenges of today’s world.
You must pass the UFV admission exams, which consist of:
(Testing fee: 80€)
The number of places is limited due to the practical and personalized nature of the training. We recommend that you begin the admission process as soon as possible.
A philosophy education develops skills in analysis, reasoning, interpretation, and ethical reflection that can be applied in various professional fields.
Depending on your major, experience, and additional training, philosophy can open doors for you in areas such as:
On the UFV campus, you'll share the experience with students from all over the world.
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In our students' international experience.
You will explore questions about reality, knowledge, the human person, and action. Our curriculum combines Logic, Metaphysics, Ethics, and Theory of Knowledge with the history of thought and its relationship to science, culture, politics, and contemporary issues.
Philosophy delves into the questions, concepts, and arguments we use to understand reality and guide our actions. The humanities bring together various cultural disciplines, such as history, art, literature, and philosophy. They share texts and themes, but each has its own area of specialization.
Yes. You will take courses in Logic and Algorithms and Analysis and Hermeneutics of Philosophical Texts. You will learn to examine lines of reasoning, identify their assumptions, and interpret texts in order to construct and evaluate arguments accurately.
You will explore ancient, medieval, modern, and contemporary philosophy. Our curriculum also includes “Current Philosophical Trends” and a seminar on contemporary Spanish philosophers to connect philosophical traditions with current debates.
You will take courses in the History and Philosophy of Science, the Philosophy of Nature, the Fundamentals of Contemporary Physics, and the Philosophy of Life, Biology, and Genetics. You will analyze the fundamentals, methods, and questions that arise from scientific research.
Yes. Our program includes Philosophy of Mind, Fundamentals of Neuropsychology, and Philosophy of Psychology and Education. You will explore questions about consciousness, knowledge, and the person in dialogue with these disciplines.
Our elective course offerings include Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence. You’ll have the opportunity to analyze topics such as intelligence, responsibility, and the impact of technology, relating them to your studies in Logic, Ethics, and Philosophy of Mind.
Yes. You will take courses in the History and Philosophy of Politics, the Foundations and Philosophy of Law, and Social Philosophy and the Foundations of Economics. You will analyze concepts such as justice, power, and communal life from their fundamental principles and in relation to current issues.
Art and literature raise questions about experience, meaning, and representation. You will take courses in Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art, Literature and Philosophy, and Poetics, Aesthetics, and Audiovisual Narrative to analyze this dialogue between works, ideas, and forms of expression.
In Philosophical Analysis of Contemporary Issues, you will learn to define a question, examine concepts, and evaluate arguments. You will draw on resources from the history of philosophy and other disciplines to formulate and defend a reasoned position.
Workshops, art, and events to broaden your horizons and creativity.
