Incoming
- Module B: Systematic-historical foundations (introductions to epistemology, ethics and the history of philosophy)
- Module D: Further disciplines of political and moral philosophy (value theory, metaethics, applied ethics, social philosophy, philosophy of history, feminist philosophy, philosophical anthropology, aesthetics, philosophy of culture, philosophy of religion)
- Module E: History of Philosophy - Fundamentals
- Module F: Extension and inter- and transdisciplinary module (extension of political and moral philosophy, also phenomenology, philosophy and the humanities, philosophy and selected individual sciences, history of science)
- Module G.2 and G.3: Systematic-historical specialization (political and moral Philosophy and history of philosophy)
Here you will find an overview of all courses according to modules of the BA curriculum.
- Module 2: Political and Moral Philosophy
- Module 3: Philosophy of Philosophy and Applications of Philosophy
- Module 4: History of Philosophy
Here you will find an overview of all courses by module of the MA curriculum.
- Module 1: Political Philosophy and Philosophy of Law
- Module 2: Ethics and theories of justice
- Module 5: Interdisciplinary issues (political and moral philosophy and law and political sciences, political and moral philosophy and economics and social sciences)
- Module 6: Methods of the social sciences and normative theories
Here you will find an overview of all courses by module in the PELP curriculum.
Participants in the ELAN program also have access to a wide range of freely selectable courses from all areas of the humanities and social sciences. The academic ELAN coordinator can help you to find out which institute can offer the desired courses or supervision.
The number of courses taught in English varies slightly depending on the department, but there are many courses taught in English at the University. The courses for the next academic year will be published online in July.
Further useful information:
The University of Graz recommends language level B2 in German in order to take full advantage of mobility. Students who only take courses in English must have a B2 level of English. So if you have no knowledge of German, you need to make sure that you can find enough English-language courses in your field of study.