Doctorate in Arts and Humanities (Philosophy)
- Feb 23
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This doctorate study program is a 100% research-based academic pathway designed for advanced scholars, researchers, and professionals who seek to contribute original knowledge to the field of philosophy within the broader context of arts and humanities. Positioned at a study level equal to EQF Level 8 and aligned with the Third European Cycle, the program represents the highest level of academic inquiry and intellectual specialization.
The Doctorate in Arts and Humanities (Philosophy) is structured to foster independent, critical, and innovative research. With a duration of +18 months (including a defined minimum period and the flexibility to extend the study timeline), the program enables candidates to engage deeply with philosophical traditions, contemporary theoretical debates, and complex global intellectual challenges.
The academic structure consists of seven modules:
Four research-focused modules dedicated to advanced research methodology, academic publishing standards, epistemological frameworks, and scholarly contribution.
Two general modules that strengthen interdisciplinary perspectives, academic leadership, and theoretical integration across the humanities.
One specialized module in philosophy, concentrating on advanced topics such as ethics, metaphysics, political philosophy, philosophy of mind, epistemology, and applied philosophical analysis.
In addition to the structured modules, the program includes comprehensive thesis and research activities designed to demonstrate originality, analytical depth, and the capacity to advance philosophical discourse. Candidates are expected to produce research that reflects methodological rigor, conceptual clarity, and meaningful scholarly impact.
This doctorate study program is particularly suited for academics, senior researchers, policy thinkers, authors, and intellectual leaders who aim to shape philosophical scholarship, influence public discourse, and contribute to high-level academic and cultural debates at an international standard.





