Master in Philosophy Research (Interuniversity)

The Interuniversity Master's Degree in Philosophy Research is an Official Master's Program that arises from a transformation of the Master's Degrees in Philosophy offered by the different participating universities. On the one hand, it is a transformation of the Master's Program in Contemporary Philosophy and its historical budgets, currently taught at the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Murcia (verified by ANECA) and the Master's Degree in Philosophy Research, taught at the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of La Laguna (and also verified by ANECA). The master's degree is joint and unique for the 3 universities. The offer of all subjects will be the same for the 3 universities.

General information

Credits: 60 ECTS
Duration: 1 year
Type of teaching: In person
Guy: Interuniversity
Location:
- Faculty of Humanities
Academic direction:
- Antonio Manuel Liz Gutierrez (manuliz@ull.es)

Purpose of the Master's Degree

Taking into account the international, national and institutional context, the three universities have believed it necessary to carry out a strategic alliance in order to design an Interuniversity Master's Program, which is capable of bringing together professors and researchers around research teams and Projects with greater impact and excellence. In this sense, our interuniversity Master's is novel, since there are some interuniversity master's degrees specialized in one area in Spanish universities, but there is none that brings together specialists in the four areas and, due to their number, is capable of developing the different specialties contemplated.

Who is it for?

This master's degree is aimed at:
Profile 1: Graduates and Licentiates in Philosophy
Profile 2: Graduates and Licentiates in the area of social sciences, philology and humanities
Profile 3: Other graduates or holders of degrees from diverse backgrounds with a qualification equivalent to or higher than the degree
For admission profiles 2 and 3, the Academic Committee will study the formative coherence of the (non-philosophical) studies carried out, which, depending on the Master's Specialization chosen, may reorient the chosen training itineraries. This reorientation is not mandatory but rather indicative, given that training complements are not required for access to the Master's Degree.

Which teachers teach it?

This master's degree is aimed at:
Profile 1: Graduates and Licentiates in Philosophy
Profile 2: Graduates and Licentiates in the area of social sciences, philology and humanities
Profile 3: Other graduates or holders of degrees from diverse backgrounds with a qualification equivalent to or higher than the degree
For admission profiles 2 and 3, the Academic Committee will study the formative coherence of the (non-philosophical) studies carried out, which, depending on the Master's Specialization chosen, may reorient the chosen training itineraries. This reorientation is not mandatory but rather indicative, given that training complements are not required for access to the Master's Degree.

What career opportunities are available?

Graduates of this Master's degree have academic opportunities, on the one hand, by completing a doctoral thesis, and professional opportunities, such as teaching and research in multidisciplinary fields, such as departments of computing, logic and philosophy of science.

Are there any mobility options?

The planning and mobility management resources provided by the University of La Laguna itself will be used.

You can find more information about mobility grants for students in university master's degrees at this calls page.

In addition, you can consult here information on scholarships from the Ministry of Education.

The University of La Laguna has mobility calls for postgraduate students, through its Vice-Rectorate for Internationalization:

How to submit the TFM?

General information

Credits: 60 ECTS
Duration: 1 year
Type of teaching: In person
Guy: Interuniversity
Location:
- Faculty of Humanities
Academic direction:
- Antonio Manuel Liz Gutierrez (manuliz@ull.es)

Purpose of the Master's Degree

Taking into account the international, national and institutional context, the three universities have believed it necessary to carry out a strategic alliance in order to design an Interuniversity Master's Program, which is capable of bringing together professors and researchers around research teams and Projects with greater impact and excellence. In this sense, our interuniversity Master's is novel, since there are some interuniversity master's degrees specialized in one area in Spanish universities, but there is none that brings together specialists in the four areas and, due to their number, is capable of developing the different specialties contemplated.

Who is it for?

This master's degree is aimed at:
Profile 1: Graduates and Licentiates in Philosophy
Profile 2: Graduates and Licentiates in the area of social sciences, philology and humanities
Profile 3: Other graduates or holders of degrees from diverse backgrounds with a qualification equivalent to or higher than the degree
For admission profiles 2 and 3, the Academic Committee will study the formative coherence of the (non-philosophical) studies carried out, which, depending on the Master's Specialization chosen, may reorient the chosen training itineraries. This reorientation is not mandatory but rather indicative, given that training complements are not required for access to the Master's Degree.

Which teachers teach it?

You can consult the teaching staff who teach in the degree and their brief teaching, research and professional curriculum vitae through the following link:

Access to the teaching staff of the degree

In addition, linked to the teaching guides for each subject, you can also access the brief curriculum vitae of the responsible teaching staff:

Access to the teaching guide portal

What career opportunities are available?

Graduates of this Master's degree have academic opportunities, on the one hand, by completing a doctoral thesis, and professional opportunities, such as teaching and research in multidisciplinary fields, such as departments of computing, logic and philosophy of science.