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This program fosters connections between philosophy and psychology, with a focus on continental (European) philosophical traditions and their seminal texts.
You'll examine philosophy's relevance to modern challenges through various lenses: analyzing films and art, discussing scientific advancements, engaging in ethical debates, and discovering how centuries-old philosophical works remain pertinent to today's political landscape.
After establishing foundations in both ancient and contemporary philosophy - covering essential concepts in ethics, epistemology (the study of knowledge), and metaphysics (the nature of existence) - you'll have opportunities to concentrate on areas aligning with your personal interests.
Psychology, the scientific exploration of mental processes and behavior, encompasses diverse topics: infant learning, cognitive development across lifespans, personality variations, group dynamics, and psychological conditions.
Beyond studying human nature, you'll develop critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. The curriculum emphasizes data analysis, effective scientific writing, and confident science communication. You'll gain practical experience designing, executing, and evaluating your own research projects.