Master in Foundations of Moral Philosophy

The University of Zurich offers the "Grundlagen der Moralphilosophie" master's program. This program is taught in German. It allows students to study the foundations of moral philosophy. No prior knowledge of philosophy is required. It is designed for students seeking to specialize in moral philosophy as a minor subject. This can help qualify them for future careers.

Students will gain foundational knowledge in moral philosophy. They will learn about classic analyses of key moral concepts. The program covers different theories of morality. Participants will learn to discuss moral philosophy problems. They will do this using scientific discussion standards. Students will also be able to work on these problems independently.

To enter this master's program, applicants need a bachelor's degree. No specific philosophy knowledge is necessary. The "Grundlagen der Moralphilosophie" minor cannot be combined with a major in "Philosophy." Admission requirements are detailed in the program-specific appendix to the study regulations. Further information is available through the program's consultation service.

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