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Faculty Faculty of Arts and Philosophy (FF)
Study programme Philosophy (B6101)
Branch of study / Specialization Philosophy (6101R004/99 - 2013)
Level of acquired qualification Bachelor
Form of study Full-time
Standard length of study 3 years
Number of ECTS credits 180
Qualification awarded Bachelor (Bc.) (0)
Access to further studies Master study programme  
Type of completion State final examination
Study and Examination Code URL
Faculty coordinator for international students
Hejduk Tomáš, doc. Mgr. Ph.D.
Email: tomas.hejduk@upce.cz
Phone: +420466036296
Fax:
Key learning outcomes The study of philosophy (single-subject and double-subject study) focuses on classic philosophical topics with regard to moral philosophy and political thinking as well as the issue of education in the contemporary world. Systematic approach in the lectures and seminars encourages the students to develop their critical thinking and interpretative and interdisciplinary abilities. The students acquire these skills both studying the history of philosophy, from antiquity to the present time, and systematic reflecting and discussing the problems of modern science, scholarship, individuality, moral philosophy, philosophy of education and political philosophy. The graduates of bachelor`s degree in philosophy can continue their studies in master`s and doctoral degrees. The philosophy graduates are appreciated for their ability to think both critically and creatively, to argue and discuss logically, and mainly to work with highly abstract texts, that is in reading and interpretation as well as in writing their own texts. They are well versed not only in the classic philosophical questions, but they are also able to think in the interdisciplinary context. The graduates have a good knowledge of the key problems in the field of education, science, ethics, politics and their significance for a modern legal state and democratic society. In this sense, they are able to aim at the future, i.e. to see the potentials of social development and help to cultivate them. The philosophy graduates find employment in the areas where values, knowledge and skills necessary for running a modern legal state and responsible democratic society are managed and cultivated. In particular, they work in regional, state and European administration or in private and non-profit (national and supranational) institutions dealing with education, science, politics or culture in general, for example education system and media. The most successful graduates can find employment as teachers at grammar schools or universities; alternatively, as researchers at scientific institutes.
Specific admission requirements unspecified
Specific provisions for recognition of prior learning unspecified
Qualification requirements and regulations unspecified
Profile of the programme academical
Persistence requirements unspecified
Occupational profiles of graduates with examples academical
Branch of study / Specialization guarantor Hejduk Tomáš, doc. Mgr. Ph.D.
Simple list of courses for the given plan Course list by year of study and semester Structured list of courses in the plan

Segment composition (blocks and Courses within):

Abbreviation
FI-M1
Name of segment
Základní - FI/Bc.
Name of block
Compulsory Courses
Status
Compulsory
Min. credits
165
Max. ECTS credits
-
Min. number of courses
42
Course code Course title credits Completion Time requirements Recommended year of study Recommended semester Course availability
KFI/FIL1 Philosophy I 5 Zk 2+0+0 1 Winter  
KFI/AJFI1 English Language for Philosophers I 3 Zp 0+2+0 1 Winter  
KFI/ETIKA Ethics 3 Zk+ 2+0+2 1 Winter  
KFI/FIPR Philosophical Propedeutics for philosoph 5 Zk 2+0+1 1 Winter  
KFI/FILO1 Philosophical Logic I 3 Zp 2+0+0 1 Winter  
KFI/FILS1 Philosophy - Seminar I 3 Zp 0+0+2 1 Winter  
KFI/GRE1 Old Greek I 3 Zp 0+0+2 1 Winter  
KFI/FPA1 Philosophical and Pedagogical Antropolog 3 Zk+ 2+0+1 1 Winter  
UHV/LAT1 Latin I 3 Zp 0+2+0 1 Winter  
KFI/FIL2 Philosophy II 5 Zk 2+0+0 1 Summer  
KFI/FILS2 Philosophy - Seminar II 3 Zp 0+0+2 1 Summer  
KFI/ESTE1 Aesthetics 1 5 Zk+ 0+0+2 1 Summer  
KFI/GRE2 Old Greek II 3 Zk 0+0+2 1 Summer  
UHV/LAT2 Latin II 3 Zk 0+2+0 1 Summer  
KFI/FIVY1 Philosophy of Education I 5 Zk+ 2+0+2 1 Summer  
KFI/FILO2 Philosophical Logic II 5 Zk 2+0+0 1 Summer  
KFI/FIKO1 Philosophical Comeniology I 5 Zk+ 2+0+2 2 Winter  
KFI/ESTE2 Aesthetics 2 5 Zk+ 2+0+1 2 Winter  
KFI/FPA2 Philosophical and Pedagogical Antropolog 5 Zk+ 2+0+0 2 Winter  
KFI/FIVY2 Philosophy of Education II 5 Zk 2+0+2 2 Winter  
KFI/KAFI1 Introduction to Kant´s Philosophy I 3 Zp 0+0+2 2 Winter  
KFI/LATF3 Latin for Philosophers III 3 Zp 0+2+0 2 Winter  
KFI/AJFI2 English Language for Philosophers II 3 Zp 0+2+0 2 Summer  
KFI/FIL3 Philosophy III 4 Zp 2+0+0 2 Summer  
KFI/HERM1 Hermeneutics 1 5 Zk+ 2+0+2 2 Summer  
KFI/FENO Phenomenology 5 Zk+ 2+0+2 2 Summer  
KFI/CFIL Czech Philosophy 5 Zk 2+0+2 2 Summer  
KFI/POLMY Political thought 3 Zp 2+0+0 2 Summer  
KFI/LATF4 Latin for Philosophers IV 3 Zk 0+2+0 2 Summer  
KFI/HIPH1 History of Philosophy I 3 Zp 2+0+0 2 Summer The course is available to visiting students
KFI/KAFI2 Introduction to Kant´s Philosophy II 4 Zk 2+0+0 2 Summer  
KFI/FIKO2 Philosophical Comeniology II 3 Zk+ 2+0+2 2 Summer  
KFI/BCPRF Bachelor Thesis 10 Zp 0+0+0 3 -  
KFI/HIPH2 History of Philosophy II 4 Zp 2+0+0 3 Winter The course is available to visiting students
KFI/DEPE History of Pedagogy 4 Zk 2+0+0 3 Winter  
KFI/CLT1 Reading of Latin philosophical texts I 3 Zp 0+0+2 3 Winter  
KFI/HERM2 Hermeneutics 2 5 Zk+ 2+0+2 3 Winter  
KFI/SOFI1 Contemporary Philosophy 3 Zp 2+0+0 3 Winter  
KFI/MOFIF Modern and Contemporary French Philosoph 3 Zp 2+0+0 3 Winter  
KFI/SBCPF Bachelor Thesis Seminar 3 Zp 0+0+2 3 Winter  
KFI/SOFI2 Contemporary Philosophy II 3 Zp 2+0+1 3 Summer  
KFI/CLT2 Reading of Latin philosophical texts II 3 Zp 0+0+2 3 Summer  
Name of block
Compulsory Options - Foreign Language
Status
Compulsory option
Min. credits
4
Max. ECTS credits
-
Min. number of courses
-
Course code Course title credits Completion Time requirements Recommended year of study Recommended semester Course availability
KCJ/AB2 English Language - CEFR B2 4 Zk 0+2+0 3 - The course is available to visiting students
KCJ/RB1 Russian Language - CEFR B1 4 Zk 0+2+0 3 -  
KCJ/NB1 German Language - CEFR B1 4 Zk 0+2+0 3 -  
KCJ/SB1 Spanish Language - CEFR B1 4 Zk 0+2+0 3 -  
KCJ/FB1 French Language - CEFR B1 4 Zk 0+2+0 3 -  
Abbreviation
MX-B
Name of segment
Doporučený
Name of block
Optional Courses
Status
Optional
Min. credits
0
Max. ECTS credits
-
Min. number of courses
-
Course code Course title credits Completion Time requirements Recommended year of study Recommended semester Course availability
KCJ/RA2P Russian Language - CEFR A2+ 4 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KLKS/CVCZ Practical Czech 3 Zp 0+0+2 - -  
KFI/UFRA Introduction to French 3 Zp 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/AB1P English Language - CEFR B1+ 4 Zk 0+2+0 - - The course is available to visiting students
KSKA/ROJ2 Roma Language Course II 5 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KLKS/LIFI1 Literature in Film I 3 Zp 0+0+2 - -  
KCJ/AA2 English Language - CEFR A2 4 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/AA2P English Language - CEFR A2+ 4 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/FA1 French Language - CEFR A1 3 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/FA1M French Language - CEFR A1- 3 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/FA1P Frech Language - CEFR A1+ 3 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/FA2 French Language - CEFR A2 4 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/NA1 German Language - CEFR A1 3 Zk 0+4+0 - -  
KCJ/NA1P German Language - CEFR A1+ 3 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/NA2 German Language - CEFR A2 4 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/NA2P German Language - CEFR A2+ 4 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/RA1 Russian Language - CEFR A1 3 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/RA1M Russian Language - CEFR A1- 3 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/RA1P Russian Language - CEFR A1+ 3 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/RA2 Russian Language - CEFR A2 4 Zk 0+2+0 - - The course is available to visiting students
KCJ/SA1 Spanish Language - CEFR A1 3 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/SA1M Spanish Language - CEFR A1- 3 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/SA1P Spanish Language - CEFR A1+ 3 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/SA2 Spanish Language - CEFR A2 4 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/SA2P Spanish Language - CEFR A2+ 4 Zp 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/NOA1 Norwegian Language - CEFR A1 3 Zp 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/NOA2 Norwegian Language - CEFR A2 4 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/FA2P French Language - CEFR A2+ 3 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/KRSJ Culture and Instit. of Spanish Counries 3 Zk 0+0+2 - -  
KCJ/NOA1M Norwegian Language - CEFR A1- 3 Zp 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/NOA1P Norwegian Language - CEFR A1+ 3 Zp 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/ANKO English Conversation 4 Zk 0+2+0 - - The course is available to visiting students
KCJ/SB1 Spanish Language - CEFR B1 4 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/NA1M German Language - CEFR A1- 3 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/FB1 French Language - CEFR B1 4 Zk 0+2+0 - -  
KCJ/AB1 English Language - CEFR B1 4 Zk 0+2+0 - - The course is available to visiting students
KFI/OTFI The concept of slavery and philosophy 3 Zp 0+0+2 - -  
KCJ/GRSJ Spanish grammar-lexical practise 3 Zp 0+2+0 - -  
KFI/FIHB1 Philosophical Seminar on 20. century I. 2 Zp 0+4D+2 - Winter  
KSKA/ROJ1 Roma Language Course I 4 Zp 0+2+0 - Winter  
KRE/TEXH1 Commented Reading - Hebrew Canonic Text 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Winter  
KRE/TEXA1 Commented Reading - Arabic Canonic Texts 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Winter  
KRE/TEHI1 Commented Reading Hindi texts I 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Winter  
KRE/TEXJ1 Commented Reading Japanese texts I 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Winter  
KFI/EROS2 Love and Friendship (not only) II. 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Winter  
KSKA/NKOD2 Training in communication skills in rese 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Winter  
UHV/LAT3K Latin Language - Reading the Texts 3 Zp 0+2+0 - Winter  
KSKA/ROJ3 Roma Language Course III 4 Zp 0+2+0 - Winter  
KLKS/OKULT Occultistic Trends in Modern Czech Cultu 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Winter  
KLKS/POLI2 History of Popular Literature II 3 Zp 2+0+0 - Winter  
KLKS/TVUP2 Creative Writing in Popular Liter. II 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Winter  
UHV/HIHU1 Historical Music I 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Winter  
KLKS/BLD1 History of Bulgaria I 3 Zp 2+0+0 - Winter  
KLKS/BLD2 History of Bulgaria II 5 Zk 2+0+0 - Winter  
KLKS/SLD2 History of Slovenia II 5 Zk 2+0+0 - Winter  
UHV/LAT3 Latin III 3 Zp 0+2+0 - Winter  
KLKS/POD2 History of Poland II 5 Zk 2+0+0 - Winter  
UHV/UREL Introduction to Greek Literature 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Winter  
KSKA/ROJ5 Roma Conversation, Reading Roma Texts I 4 Zp 0+2+0 - Winter  
KLKS/SDSL Central European Adventures of Slavic Li 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Winter  
KLKS/EDIP Publisher´s and Editor´s Work 4 Zk 0+0+2 - Winter  
KLKS/DPKP Dramaturgy and production of culltura 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Winter  
KFI/MFID Masaryk's philosophy of history 5 Zp 0+0+2 - Winter  
KFI/FRAFI French with philosophical themes 3 Zp 0+2+0 - Winter  
KLKS/PROZA Minor Genres in Czech Prose between Worl 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Winter  
UHV/LAT1 Latin I 3 Zp 0+2+0 - Winter  
KRE/TEXS1 Commented Reading - Sanskrit Canonical T 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Winter  
KFI/FILO2 Philosophical Logic II 5 Zk 2+0+0 - Summer  
KFI/FISE Philosophical Seminar on 20. century 4 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KFI/FIHB2 Philosophical Seminar on 20. century 2 Zp 0+4D+2 - Summer  
KRE/TEXS2 Commented Reading - Sanskrit Canonical T 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KRE/TEXH2 Commented Reading - Hebrew Canonic Text 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KRE/TEXA2 Commented Reading - Arabic Canonic Texts 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KRE/TEHI2 Commented Reading Hindi texts II 5 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KRE/TEXJ2 Commented Reading Japanese texts II 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KLKS/RPLI Reception of Polish Literature in Czech 3 Zp 2+0+0 - Summer  
UHV/HLAT Medieval and Humanistic Latin Texts 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KFI/BIOD Biological Determnism 3 Zp 2+0+0 - Summer  
KVV/ESOP Social Policy of Europe 3 Zp 2+0+0 - Summer  
KSKA/NKOD1 Training in communication skills in rese 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KVV/SOPS Chapters from Social Psychology 3 Zk 1+0+1 - Summer  
KSKA/ROJ6 Roma Conversation, Reading Roma Texts II 4 Zp 0+2+0 - Summer  
KLKS/ASTV Contemporary Czech Literature 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KLKS/EDIP2 Publisher´s and Editor´s Work 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KLKS/KDLF Chapters from History of Literary Fictio 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KLKS/KFEN Cultural Phenomenon of Central Europe 4 Zk 2+0+0 - Summer  
KLKS/LIEKO Literature and Ecology 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KLKS/LIFI2 Literature in Film II 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KLKS/POLI1 History of Popular Literature I 3 Zp 2+0+0 - Summer  
KLKS/RETO Seminar of Rhetoric 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KLKS/TPSAL Creative Writing in Popular Literature 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KLKS/ZCL19 Woman in 19th Cent. Czech Literature 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
UHV/30LV Thirty Years´ War 1618-1648 3 Zp 2+0+0 - Summer  
UHV/HIHU2 Historical Music II 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
UHV/DEMAR History of Modern Architecture 3 Zp 2+0+0 - Summer  
KLKS/SLD1 History of Slovenia I 3 Zp 2+0+0 - Summer  
UHV/MARED Cultural heritage management II - The li 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KSKA/TEAF Area of Regions: Sub-Saharan Afr 4 Zk 2+0+0 - Summer  
UHV/LAT2 Latin II 3 Zk 0+2+0 - Summer  
UHV/LAT4 Latin IV 3 Zk 0+2+0 - Summer  
KLKS/CMRO Czech Novel between Wars 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
UHV/PRA19 Sources to the History of the 19th Centu 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KLKS/TPSA2 Seminar of Creative Writing II 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KLKS/POD1 History of Poland I 3 Zp 2+0+0 - Summer  
KSKA/ROJ4 Roma Language Course IV 5 Zk 0+2+0 - Summer  
UHV/DRASN Introduction to the Study of Roman Age a 3 Zp 2+0+0 - Summer  
UHV/URIL Introduction to Roman Literature 3 Zp 2+0+0 - Summer  
UHV/CZVKI Czech Lands and Italian Fine Arts 3 Zp 2+0+0 - Summer  
KLKS/ATPS Analysis of texts with expressions of 3 Zp 0+0+1 - Summer  
KLKS/CZC Practical Czech 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KFI/EROS1 Love and Friendship (not only) I. 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer The course is available to visiting students
KLKS/SCLDM Contemporary Czech Literature for Childe 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KLKS/IMPRO Improvisation and personal growth 3 Zp 0+0+2 - Summer  
KFI/FIKO2 Philosophical Comeniology II 3 Zk+ 2+0+2 - Summer  
KFI/FIVE2 Philosophy od Science II 6 Zk 2+0+2 - Summer  
KFI/HERM1 Hermeneutics 1 5 Zk+ 2+0+2 - Summer  
UHV/HOLO Holocaust. The Genocide of European Jews 3 Zp 2+0+0 - Summer  
KVV/ANIMO Animal-Assisted Therapy 2 Zp 0S+0S+1S - Summer  
Abbreviation
SZZ-FI/Bc.
Name of segment
Státní závěrečná zkouška - FI/Bc.
Name of block
Compulsory Courses
Status
Compulsory
Min. credits
0
Max. ECTS credits
-
Min. number of courses
3
Course code Course title credits Completion Time requirements Recommended year of study Recommended semester Course availability
University of Pardubice, date of update: 26.07.2024 23:50. Data created for academic year 2016/2017