Centre for Ethics offers a vibrant and stimulating research environment in which a broad range of ethical topics are discussed. Some of the regular activities at the Centre include:
Research Seminar
Centre for Ethics offers a vibrant and stimulating research environment in which a broad range of ethical topics are discussed. Some of the regular activities at the Centre include:
Research Seminar
Doctoral study not only continues to the Master programme, but it qualifies the student for independent work in philosophy. The key outcome of the study is original research elaborated in the PhD thesis, developing and enriching philosophy as a field of study. The study primarily promotes the students’ own research activities (publications, conference presentations, research grants), following their individual study plans. However, students are also encouraged to participate in the academic activities of the department, such as teaching.
The core research problem
Founded in 2017, The Centre for Ethics as Study in Human Value focuses on issues surrounding the distinctive value of human life, and the ways in which this value may be either recognised or overlooked in both personal and political contexts. Our aim is to develop a conception of the nature and value of humanity and to apply it to a range of personal and political issues, including attitudes towards marginalised groups and issues surrounding populism, nationalism, religious conflict, migration and a changing European identity.
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