Curriculum

Entry Requirements

Look carefully at the entry requirements of the courses and whether there is a placement committee.

This master programme is also offered part-time. The requirements for the part-time students are the same as the full-time programme mentioned above, but you follow this programme within two years instead of one year. ​Full-time and part-time students join together in the courses. The courses are scheduled during the week, in the afternoon.

Year 1

Block 1 (Core curriculum, required, 10 EC):

• Ethics of Institutions (Core curriculum, required)
• Ethical Theory and Moral Practice (Core curriculum, required)

Block 2 (Core curriculum, required and Elective, constrained choice: 10  EC)

• Methods & Tools in Practical Philosophy (Core Curriculum, required)
• Medical Ethics and Philosophy of Medicine or Economic Ethics or Sustainable World

​Block 3 and 4 (Elective, free choice, 10 EC)

• Digital Ethics (block 3)
• History and Philosophy of Objectivity (block 3)
• Institution Think Tank (block 3)
• Internship (block 3 and 4) or Tutorial I and II (block 3 and 4)
• Literature seminar (block 3 and 4)

Year 2 

Block 1 (Core curriculum, required, 5 EC)

• Ethics and Public Policy (Core Curriculum, required)

Block 2 (Elective, free choice, 10 EC)

• Medical Ethics and Philosophy of Medicine 
• Economic Ethics 
• Sustainable World
• Topics in Ethics of Technology
• any other elective 

Block 3 and 4 (Research project, required, 15 EC)

• Thesis

This is a standard study programme. In consultation with your tutor, a personalized study planning may be possible.

Als je het leuk en zinvol vindt filosofische kennis en vaardigheden over te dragen aan jonge mensen kun je via de eenjarige Educatieve Master leraar filosofie worden op één van de 250 scholen vwo of havo, waar filosofie een eindexamenvak is. Het eenjarige programma bestaat uit twee delen: enerzijds colleges onderwijskunde en pedagogie en anderzijds een grote stage op een school (4e of 5e klas).

Je kunt via een aangepast masterprogramma Applied Ethics toegang krijgen tot de Educatieve Master. Je volgt dan de volgende onderdelen:

• Blok 1
  • AEMV16001 - Ethics of Institutions
  • AEMV16002 - Ethical Theory & Moral Practice
  • Kies een niet-ethische onderdeel uit:
  • FRRMV19001 Core Seminar 1 (10 EC, blok 1 en 2)
             (Even collegejaren)
    • FRRMV16008 Topics in Metaphysics
    • FRRMV16009 Topics in the Philosophy of Human Rights
    • FRRMV16010 Topics in Early Modern Philosophy
    • FRRMV22002 Topics in Philosophy of Action
      
      (Oneven collegejaren)
    • FRRMV17002 Topics in Philosophy of Plato and Aristotle
    • FRRMV17003 Topics in Philosophy of Language and Logic
    • FRRMV17004 Topics in Social and Political Philosophy
       
• Blok 2
  • AEMV16004 - Methods & Tools in Practical Philosophy
  • Een van de volgende cursussen:
    • ​AEMV16005 - Medical Ethics and Philosophy of Medicine
    • AEMV16006 - Economic Ethics
    • AEMV16007 - Sustainable World: Humans, Animals and Nature
  • Kies een niet-ethisch onderdeel uit:
            (Even collegejaren)
    • FRRMV16011  Topics in Epistemology and Philosophy of Science
    • FRRMV16012  Topics in Hellenistic Philosophy
    • FRRMV16013  Topics in Moral Psychology
      
      (Oneven collegejaren)
    • FRRMV17006 Topics in German Idealism
    • FRRMV17007 Topics in Philosophy of Mind
       
• Blok 3 & 4 
  • FRRMV19002  Core Seminar 2 (10 EC, blok 3 en 4)
  • FRRMV16014  History and Philosophy of Objectivity
  • FRRMV16015  20th Century German Philosophy
  • WBMV13005   Logic and Computation
  • WBMV05003   Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence
  • Thesis (20 EC).

Je aanvraag voor de toelating van de Educatieve Master moet altijd ter goedkeuring worden ingediend bij de examencommissie. Bij het kiezen van de niet-ethische onderdelen, kun je het beste contact opnemen met Floor Rombout.

If you wish to deviate from the curriculum, you must first ask your programme’s Board of Examiners for approval or exemption. In case your request is granted, the changes will be processed in OSIRIS and integrated into your exam programme and Study Progress Review.

In order to graduate, you will need to meet your programme's exam requirements as described in the Education and Examination Regulations. Based on these criteria and your Study Progress Review, the Board of Examiners determines whether you have graduated. The courses that are listed on your Study Progress Review will appear on the International Diploma Supplement (IDS), the attachment that you receive with your diploma. Note that courses listed under the heading ‘Results-Other’ are not part of the examination syllabus and do not appear on the IDS.

If you have questions about your Study Progress Review or find errors in it, contact the Student Desk Humanities.