Filosofie (2-jarig), Universiteit Leiden

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Taal onderwijs	Engels

Wettelijke Vooropleidingseisen
Wettelijke Vooropleidingseisen Overig	HBO- of WO-bachelor

Om toegelaten te worden tot een masteropleiding moet je in ieder geval een bachelordiploma hebben. Daarnaast worden vaak ook nog aanvullende eisen gesteld. Neem daarom in alle gevallen contact op met de instelling waar de master wordt gegeven.

Aanvullende Vooropleidingseisen
minimum kennis	Zie www.mastersinleiden.nl voor meer informatie.
vooropleiding	Bachelor in Philosophy of a Specific Discipline, of een Bachelorgraad die filosofie en een gekozen discipline combineert.
minimum kennis
vooropleiding

Neem voor meer informatie over de aanvullende vooropleidingseisen contact op met de instellingen waar deze opleiding aan wordt gegeven

Aanvullende informatie
Numerus fixus	Nee
Decentrale selectie	Nee

Instroommomenten
1 februari 2014
1 februari 2015
1 september 2013
1 september 2014
1 september 2015

Collegegelden
Wettelijk tarief	2012-2013	€ 1771
Instellingstarief	2012-2013	€ 13600
Instellingstarief niet-EER	2012-2013	€ 15000
Wettelijk tarief	2013-2014	€ 1835
Instellingstarief	2013-2014	€ 14000
Instellingstarief niet-EER	2013-2014	€ 15500
Wettelijk tarief	2014-2015	€ 1900
Instellingstarief	2014-2015	€ 14400
Instellingstarief niet-EER	2014-2015	€ 15800
Opmerkingen bij collegegelden		Collegegeld voor 2013-2014

Helaas zijn er voor deze instelling geen studentenoordelen.

Philosophy (of a specific Discipline): Philosophy of Humanities

This specialisation offers the opportunity for study on the interface between the humanities and philosophy, with a focus on the relation between philosophical thought and European culture.

The two-year programme has three fields of particular interest. The first focus is on the philosophical historical reflection on what Nietzsche called European nihilism. The second field of interest is the relation between philosophy and language. And the third field of interest is the philosophical reflection on art, especially on the transition from traditional art to modern art.

Philosophy (of a specific Discipline): Philosophy of Law

This specialisation focuses on law as an institution in modern societies. The programme is intended for students who are interested in the philosophical foundations and methodological aspects of law.

Part of this two-year programme will be taught at the Leiden Law School. The other parts of the programme, the courses in Philosophy and the specialist courses in Philosophy of Law, are characterised by a firm integration of historical and systematic approaches in philosophy and an emphasis on studying primary philosophical texts. This will make you familiar with both historical scholarship and current philosophical debate. The specialist courses in Philosophy of Law can in some instances be adapted to your personal interests. During the programme analytical questions will be covered, such as What defines certain rules as law and others not? Should we identify law as codified law or can we find law in other places as well? But normative questions will be studied as well, such as Are there limits to what the law can demand from us? Do we have a (moral) duty to obey the law?

Philosophy (of a specific Discipline): Philosophy of Medical Sciences

This specialisation focuses on a wide range of questions: social and ethical issues within the context of the medical profession and issues that are related to the philosophy of science.

Part of this two-year programme will be taught at the Faculty of Medicine. The other parts of the programme, the courses in Philosophy and the specialist courses in Philosophy of Medicine, are characterised by a firm integration of historical and systematic approaches in philosophy and an emphasis on the study of primary philosophical texts. This will make you familiar with both historical scholarship and current philosophical debate. The Leiden Institute for Philosophy offers a combination of continental and analytical philosophy, from which students wishing to explore different types of philosophical methods can benefit. The specialist courses in Philosophy of Medicine can in some instances be adapted to suit your personal interests.

Philosophy (of a specific Discipline): Philosophy of Political Science

This specialisation focuses on philosophical reflection on the foundations of the Political and Administrative Sciences as well as their application.

Part of this two-year programme will be taught at the Faculty of Social Sciences. The other parts of the programme, the courses in Philosophy and the specialist courses in Philosophy of Social Sciences, are characterised by a firm integration of historical and systematic approaches in philosophy and an emphasis on studying primary philosophical texts. This will make you familiar with both historical scholarship and current philosophical debate. The specialist courses can in some instances be adapted to your personal interests. During the programme methodological questions are studied such as Is social action better viewed as rational behaviour, or as self-expression? Normative questions will be covered as well, such as What is a just society? How should we evaluate the institutions that govern our everyday lives?

Philosophy (of a specific Discipline): Philosophy of Natural Sciences

This specialisation covers a wide range of issues related to the natural sciences. It is aimed at students interested in the philosophical foundations and methodological aspects of natural sciences.

Part of this two-year programme will be taught at the Faculty of Science. The other parts of the programme, the courses in Philosophy and the specialist courses in Philosophy of Science, are characterised by a firm integration of historical and systematic approaches in philosophy and an emphasis on studying primary philosophical texts. This will make you familiar with both historical scholarship and current philosophical debate. The Leiden Institute for Philosophy offers a combination of continental and analytical philosophy, from which students wishing to explore various types of philosophical methods can benefit. The specialist courses can in some instances be adapted to the student's personal interests.

Philosophy (of a specific Discipline): Philosophy of Psychology

This specialisation focuses on key issues in the foundations of psychology and cognitive science.

Part of this two-year programme will be taught at the Institute of Psychology. The other parts of the programme, the courses in Philosophy and the specialist courses in Philosophy of Psychology, are characterised by a firm integration of historical and systematic approaches in philosophy and an emphasis on studying primary philosophical texts. This will make you familiar with both historical scholarship and current philosophical debate. The specialist courses can in some instances be adapted to your personal interests.

Philosophy (of a specific Discipline): Philosophy of Humanities

This specialisation offers the opportunity for study on the interface between the humanities and philosophy, with a focus on the relation between philosophical thought and European culture.

The programme has three fields of particular interest. The first focus is on the philosophical historical reflection on what Nietzsche called European nihilism. The second field of interest is the relation between philosophy and language. And the third field of interest is the philosophical reflection on art, especially on the transition from traditional art to modern art.

Philosophy (of a specific Discipline): Philosophy of Law

This specialisation focuses on law as an institution in modern societies. The programme is intended for students who are interested in the philosophical foundations and methodological aspects of law.

Part of this programme will be taught at the Leiden Law School. The other parts of the programme, the courses in Philosophy and the specialist courses in Philosophy of Law, are characterised by a firm integration of historical and systematic approaches in philosophy and an emphasis on studying primary philosophical texts. This will make you familiar with both historical scholarship and current philosophical debate. The specialist courses in Philosophy of Law can in some instances be adapted to your personal interests. During the programme analytical questions will be covered, such as What defines certain rules as law and others not? Should we identify law as codified law or can we find law in other places as well? But normative questions will be studied as well, such as Are there limits to what the law can demand from us? Do we have a (moral) duty to obey the law?

Philosophy (of a specific Discipline): Philosophy of Medical Sciences

This specialisation focuses on a wide range of questions: social and ethical issues within the context of the medical profession and issues that are related to the philosophy of science.

Part of this programme will be taught at the Faculty of Medicine. The other parts of the programme, the courses in Philosophy and the specialist courses in Philosophy of Medicine, are characterised by a firm integration of historical and systematic approaches in philosophy and an emphasis on the study of primary philosophical texts. This will make you familiar with both historical scholarship and current philosophical debate. The Leiden Institute for Philosophy offers a combination of continental and analytical philosophy, from which students wishing to explore different types of philosophical methods can benefit. The specialist courses in Philosophy of Medicine can in some instances be adapted to suit your personal interests.

Philosophy (of a specific Discipline): Philosophy of Political Science

This specialisation focuses on philosophical reflection on the foundations of the Political and Administrative Sciences as well as their application.

Part of this programme will be taught at the Faculty of Social Sciences. The other parts of the programme, the courses in Philosophy and the specialist courses in Philosophy of Social Sciences, are characterised by a firm integration of historical and systematic approaches in philosophy and an emphasis on studying primary philosophical texts. This will make you familiar with both historical scholarship and current philosophical debate. The specialist courses can in some instances be adapted to your personal interests. During the programme methodological questions are studied, such as Is social action better viewed as rational behaviour, or as self-expression? Normative questions will be covered as well, such as What is a just society? How should we evaluate the institutions that govern our everyday lives?

Philosophy (of a specific Discipline): Philosophy of Natural Sciences

This specialisation covers a wide range of issues related to the natural sciences. It is aimed at students interested in the philosophical foundations and methodological aspects of natural sciences.

Part of this programme will be taught at the Faculty of Science. The other parts of the programme, the courses in Philosophy and the specialist courses in Philosophy of Science, are characterised by a firm integration of historical and systematic approaches in philosophy and an emphasis on studying primary philosophical texts. This will make you familiar with both historical scholarship and current philosophical debate. The Leiden Institute for Philosophy offers a combination of continental and analytical philosophy, from which students wishing to explore various types of philosophical methods can benefit. The specialist courses can in some instances be adapted to the student's personal interests.

Philosophy (of a specific Discipline): Philosophy of Psychology

This specialisation focuses on key issues in the foundations of psychology and cognitive science.

Part of this programme will be taught at the Institute of Psychology. The other parts of the programme, the courses in Philosophy and the specialist courses in Philosophy of Psychology, are characterised by a firm integration of historical and systematic approaches in philosophy and an emphasis on studying primary philosophical texts. This will make you familiar with both historical scholarship and current philosophical debate. The specialist courses can in some instances be adapted to your personal interests.

Philosophy (of a Specific Discipline)

This programme is intended for students who are interested in the philosophical foundations and methodological aspects of a particular discipline.

The programme aims to give students a broad and deep knowledge of and insight into philosophy, a number of its aspects, and the historical development of the discipline. Additionally, the programme aims to give students advanced academic skills in the interpretation of texts, the analysis and solution of conceptual problems and the communication of ideas and viewpoints to specialist and general audiences. The Leiden Institute for Philosophy has strong links with philosophy departments worldwide, which guarantees an interesting programme of visiting international scholars and lecturers.