Bucuresti

University of Bucharest: Faculty of Philosophy:

http://www.ub-filosofie.ro/

Facultatea de Filosofie

Splaiul Independentei nr. 204,

Cod postal 060024, sectorul 6

Bucuresti

Telefoane: +40 21 318 65 76, +40 21 318 15 56, +40 21 318 29 74

Fax: +40 21 318 52 89

mail: ubfilosofie@yahoo.com

Department of History of Philosophy and Philosophy of Culture

http://www.unibuc.ro/en/catd_fciffc_en

http://www.unibuc.ro/ro/catd_fciffc_ro

Department Of Moral And Political Philosophy

http://www.unibuc.ro/en/catd_fcfpm_en

http://www.unibuc.ro/en/catd_fcfpm_ro

Department of Theoretical Philosophy and Logic

http://www.unibuc.ro/en/catd_fcftl_en

http://www.unibuc.ro/en/catd_fcftl_ro

http://idd.uab.ro/facultati/facultati/pagini/index.php?facultate=FACULTATEA%20DE%20DREPT%20SI%20STIINTE%20SOCIALE&limba=ro

Universitatea Aurel Vlaicu - Arad - 2006 - www.uav.ro

http://bb.uvvg.ro/uvvg/

Specializari:

Istorie - 3 ani ZI

Jurnalism - 3 ani ZI

Comunicare si relatii publice - 3 ani ZI, FR

Limbi moderne aplicate -

(limba engleza - limba franceza,

limba engleza - limba germana)- 3 ani ZI, FR

Relatii internationale si studii Europene - 3 ani ZI

Stiinte politice - 3 ani ZI, ID

Administratie publica - 3 ani ZI, ID

Asistenta sociala - 3 ani ZI

Filosofie - 3 ani ZI

180 de credite transferabile

Facultatea de Stiinte Umaniste, Politice si Administrative- arad

http://hiphi.ubbcluj.ro/hiphi/index.htm

Facultatea de Istorie si Filosofie

str. Mihail Kogalniceanu, nr.1, 400084 Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Telefon:+40-264-40.53.00

Decan: int. 5276, Secretar sef: int. 5326, Secretariat: int. 5275

Fax: +40-264-40.53.26, +40-264-59.19.06

E-mail: hiphi@hiphi.ubbcluj.ro

http://www.univsp.ro/curs_2004.htm

UNIVERSITATEA POPULARA "SEXTIL PUSCARIU"

PAGINA IN CONSTRUCTIE - VA RUGAM REVENITI

     brasov

http://www.spiruharet.ro/

Sediul central: BUCURESTI - ROMÂNIA

Str. Ion Ghica, nr. 13, Sector 3

FACULTATEA DE STIINTE SOCIALE SI ADMINISTRATIVE

Specializarea SOCIOLOGIE

Are ca obiectiv pregatirea specialistilor de înalta calificare cu dubla specializare în domeniile comune ale sociologiei si asistentei sociale.

Prin planul de învatamânt propus, facultatea asigura absolventilor sai un profil larg, în concordanta cu legaturile strânse între sociologie si asistenta sociala, în general, si ale pietei muncii, în special.

Sunt prevazute astfel, în primul rând, discipline care orienteaza specializarea în dublu profil: sociologie generala, metode si tehnici de investigatie sociologica, sociologii de ramura (sociologia populatiei, sociologia familiei, sociologie politica etc.), teorie si practica în asistenta sociala, politici sociale, metode si tehnici de asist

O atentie speciala este acordata pregatirii juridice si în domenii specifice de actiune ale asistentei sociale, prin cursuri de: introducere în drept, legislatia muncii si securitatii sociale, institutii europene si de drept comunitar, criminologie, saracia si politicile antisaracie, politica ocuparii fortei de munca, politici sociale în Europa, deontologia profesiei de asistent social etc.

În planul de învatamânt sunt prevazute si o serie de cursuri complementare (organizarea administratiei publice, teoria si practica în asistenta sociala, metode de resocializare, comunicare si relatii cu publicul etc.), ca si un grup de discipline care asigura pregatirea psiho-pedagogica a absolventilor.

Prin profilul sau, facultatea asigura pregatirea de specialisti capabili nu numai sa studieze

facultatea asigura pregatirea de specialisti capabili nu numai sa studieze problemele sociale cu care se confrunta societatea noastra (somaj si saracie pe scara larga; instabilitate si dezorganizare familiala; comportamente deviante de cele mai diferite tipuri; delinventa amplificata si diversificata etc.), sa identifice solutii posibile pentru rezolvarea sau, cel putin, atenuarea acestora, ci si sa acorde asistenta de specialitate, necesara aplicarii solutiilor adoptate.

Facultatea îsi propune, deci, sa formeze atât specialisti teoreticieni de înalta pregatire, cât si practicieni cu o calificare adecvata, capabili sa raspunda unor cerinte sociale stringente.

Specializarea în dublu profil, asigurata de facultate, faciliteaza, absolventilor nu numai o mai mare mobilitate în exercita

http://www.univnt.ro/ro/facultati/facultatea_de_sociologie.html

Facultatea de Sociologie, stiinte politice si relatii internationale

http://www.hyperion.ro/module/facultati/fac.php?fac=11

Facultatea are un plan de învatamânt adaptat la cerintele interne si internationale, el asigurând un înalt nivel de pregatire teoretica si practica absolventilor nostri. Acest plan poate fi comparat cu planuri similare din tari precum Germania, Franta, SUA, Japonia etc.

http://www.unibuc.ro/ro/fac_filozof_ro

Adresa - Splaiul Independentei 204,Sector 6, cod 70609, Bucuresti

Tel/Fax - +021-318.15.56 , 318.39.74

E-mail -

phil@ub-filosofie.ro

Site-ul facultatii -

Pentru mai multe informatii privind Facultatea de Filosofie, va invitam sa accesati site-ul nostru la adresa: www.ub-filosofie.ro/ .

Conducere

Decan - Prof. Dr. Mircea Dumitru

Prodecan - Lector Doctor Vasile Romulus Brancoveanu

Secretar stiintific - Lector Doctor Savu Totu

Responsabil Erasmus -

Lector Doctor Savu Totu

Catedre

- Catedra de Filosofie Politica si Morala

- Catedra de Filosofie Teoretica si Logica

- Catedra de Istoria Filosofiei si Filosofia Culturii

http://www.uai-cluj.ro/

ASISTENTA SOCIALA

Curs ZI; durata studiilor este de 3 ani (6 semestre)

Sediul: Cluj-Napoca, str. Fabricii de zahar nr.6-8 et.1

Nr.de locuri pentru anul I: 100

Telefon/Fax: 0264-410208

Autorizata conform H.G. 1609/2004 publicata în Monitorul Oficial 950/18.10.2004

http://www.sapientia.ro/sapientia/index.jsp?lang=Ro - fac din miercurea-ciuc, tangu-mures si cluj

cu predare in lb maghiara, nu detin lista fac in limba romana,desi sunt din ROMANIA

Facultatea de Istorie, Filosofie, Geografie

adresa:

Universitatea din Craiova,

strada Al.I. Cuza, nr.13,

200585 Craiova, Romania

tel: (40 251) 41 65 74

Decan: Vladimir Osiac

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detalii pagina web.

planuri de invatamant:evstud.

http://cis01.central.ucv.ro/ifg/

Facultatea de Filosofie

Organizare

Conducere

Decan: Prof.dr. Stefan AFLOROAEI

Prodecan: Prof.dr. Ion IONESCU

Cancelar: Conf. dr. Ilie-Gheorghe FÂRTE

Catedre/Departamente

- Catedra de Istoria Filosofiei si Hermeneutica - Prof.univ.dr. Nicolae RÂMBU

- Catedra de Logica si Filosofie Sistematica - Prof.univ.dr. Stefan CELMARE

- Catedra de Sociologie si Asistenta Sociala - Prof.univ.dr. Vasile MIFTODE

- Catedra de Stiinte politice - Prof.univ.dr. Petre DUMITRESCU

- Departament ID

Contact

B-dul Carol I, Nr.11, RO-700506 - Iasi;

Tel.: +40 (232) 201054; 201055;

Fax: +40 (232) 201154;

E-mail:

- admfil@uaic.ro

- webmaster@mail.phil.uaic.ro

Web: http://philosophy.uaic.ro

IASI

CONDUCEREA FACULTATII

Decan: Prof.univ.dr. Doru Tompea

Secretar Stiintific: Prof.univ.dr. Tiberiu Rudica

Sef Catedra Psihologie: Conf.univ.dr. Mariana Caluschi

Sef Catedra Asistenta Sociala: Conf.univ.dr. Ancuta D. Tompea

Sef Departament Sociologie: Lect.univ.dr. Tudor Pitulac

Sef Departament Pregatirea Personalului Didactic:

Lect.univ.drd. Felicia Iuroaia

PREZENTAREA FACULTATII

• Fundatia Academica “Petre Andrei”, infiintata in anul 1990, a constituit in cadrul ei Departamentul Didactic, respectiv Universitatea “Petre Andrei” Iasi.

• Universitatea “Petre Andrei” din Iasi a fost infiintata si acreditata prin Legea nr. 408/20 iunie 2002, publicata in Monitorul Oficial nr. 493/09.07.2002.

• Facultatea de Psihologie, Asistenta Sociala si Sociologie, infiintata in anul univer

http://www.upa.ro/facultatea_de_psihologie.htm

http://www.upa.ro/facultatea_de_psihologie.htm

http://www.emanuel.ro/specializari/asistentasociala.htm

Universitatea Emanuel din Oradea

www.emanuel.ro

Str. Nufarului, nr. 87, Oradea -410597, BIHOR

Telefon: 0259/405600

Universitatea din Petrosani

www.upet.ro

Str. Universitatii, nr. 20, Petrosani - 332006, HUNEDOARA

Telefon: 0254/542994

SPECIALIZARI GESTIONATE

TIPUL

(Licenta, Master, Doctorat)

DENUMIREA

Durata

Licenta Istorie-Muzeologie

Licenta Psihologie

Licenta Jurnalism

Licenta Filosofie

Licenta Relatii Internationale si Studii Europene

Masterat Istorie -Muzeologie

http://www.upit.ro/index.php?i=40

In anul universitar 2004-2005, Facultatea de Istorie , Filosofie, Jurnalism are un numar de 1184 de studenti.

Cresterea numarului de specialitati a determinat Consiliul Stiintific al Facultatii sa propuna schimbarea numelui facultatii in Facultatea de Stiinte Socio-Umaniste, propunere aprobata de catre Senatul Universitatii din Pitesti si care urmeaza sa fie oficializata de catre M.E.C.

Adresa noastra este: Universitatea din Pitesti, Facultatea de Istorie, Filosofie, Jurnalism , str. Targu din Vale, Nr.1, Corpul A (Nou ), Etajul IV, Telefon / Fax 0248/213179 sau 0248/218804, interior 216, 217, 218, 219.

http://www.rogeruniv.ro/ fac rom-germana sibiu

Fundatia Universitara pentru Integrare Europeana - Universitatea Româno-Germana din Sibiu

www.rogeruniv.ro

Calea Dumbravii, nr. 28-30, Sibiu - 550324, SIBIU

Telefon: 0269/233568

Facultatea de Litere si Stiinte Sociale

Adresa: str. Grivitei, nr. 1, Targu-Jiu, Gorj, Romania

Telefon: 0253 - 21.44.52

Fax: 0253 - 21.44.52

E-Mail: flss@utgjiu.ro

HTTP: http://www.utgjiu.ro/flss

     Timisoara

Departamente

Filosofie si Stiintele Comunicarii

Politologie

Jurnalism

Specializari

Studii universitare de licenta (3 ani - zi)

Filosofie - acreditata

Stiinte politice - autorizata

Relatii internationale si Studii Europene (romana)- autorizata

Relatii internationale si Studii Europene (germana)- autorizata

Jurnalism - acreditata

Comunicare sociala si relatii publice - autorizata

Studii post-universitare

Masterat (2 ani - zi)

Filosofia stiintei

Hermeneutica filosofica si religie

Filosofie si Comunicare

Societate comunicationala si cognitiva

Politici publice si advocacy

Drepturile omului si democratizare

Mass-media si Relatii publice. Tehnici de redactare

Doctorat

http://www.uvt.ro/index.php?lang=ro&pagina=fac/Stiinte_Politice_Filozofie_si_Comunicare

axatel2: Contact

Universitatea de Vest din Timisoara, Facultatea de Stiinte Politice, Filosofie si Stiinte ale Comunicarii

B-dul Vasile Parvan nr. 4, 300223 Timisoara, Romania

Tel: +40 256 592132

Fax: +40 256 592307

Email: secr_polsci@polsci.uvt.ro

Web: http://www.polsci.uvt.ro

      CEHIA - FACULTATEA DE ARTE

1 DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY

Masaryk University

Faculty of Arts

Arne Nováka 1, 660 88 Bmo, Czech Republic

KATEDRA FILOSOFIE

Masarykova univerzita

Filosofická fakulta

Arne Nováka 1, 660 88 Brno

Ceská republika

Phone (420-5) 41321258 Fax (42-5) 41 12 14 06

The Programme of Study in Philosophy at the Faculty of Arts in Masaryk University (for foreign students)

Study of philosophy for foreign students is suggested as two-degree study with both the degree of Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and the degree of Master of Arts (M.A.). It is possible to study for these degrees separately - the graduates of B. A. studies do not need to continue in studies for the degree of M.A. and the graduates of B.A. studies in Philosophy from other universities can be accepted to the study for the degree of M.A. The study is managed in the Czech language, after the agreement with the readers and lecturers it is possible to read lectures and lead seminars in world languages.

Study programme:

B.A. studies:

It takes six terms (three years). After the first year the undergraduates are due to pass qualifying examination from the History of Ancient Philosophy and from the History of Ontological Theories. The study is finished by Bachelor Examination, the part of which is the defence of Bachelor Thesis. The undergraduates may pass the Bachelor Examination after acquiring of the prescribed number of credits.

Arrangement of credits:

Obligatory credits A: 60

Optional credits B: 16

Recommended credits C: 24

Together 100

Obligatory credits A:

Subject Teacher WT ST Credits

Introduction to Philosophy Zouhar 2 2 -- accr./ex- -- 4

Logic Materna 2 1 2 1 accr. accr./ex. 6

History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy Fiala - 2 - 2 accr. accr./ex. 4

Ontology I Šmajs, Krob - - 2 2 - accr./ex. 4

Ontology II Šmajs, Krob 2 2 - - accr./ex. -- 4

History of Philosophy in Modern Times and German Idealism Holzbachová, Hroch, Zouhar - 2 - 2 accr. accr. -- 4

Epistemology Šmajs, Krob - - 2 2 accr. -- 4

Social Philosophy and Philosophy of History Zouhar, Holzbachová 2 2 - 2 accr. accr. -- 6

Reading of Philosophical Texts Hroch, Krob - 2 - 2 accr. accr. -- 4

History of Contemporary Philosophy Horák 1 1 1 1 accr. accr./ex. -- 4

Seminar in Czech Philosophy Zouhar - 1 - 1 accr. accr. -- 2

Computer Science Krob - 1 - - accr. -- 1

Greek and Latin terminology Fiala - 1 - - accr. -- 1

Introduction to Sociology Keller 2 - - - ex. -- 2

Introduction to Psychology Koplíková -- 2 - - ex. -- 2

History of Ethical Theories Hlavon - - 2 - - col. -- 2

Introduction to Philosophy of Language Hroch 2 - - - col. -- 2

Nature and Culture Šmajs 2 - 2 - col. ex. -- 4

Credits B:

Winter term

Plato Cetl 2 - col. -- 2

History of Philosophy (selected chapters) Fiala 2 - col. -- 2

The Problem of Man in Modern Thought Cetl 2 - col. -- 2

Platonic Idea Fiala 2 - col. -- 2

Russian Thought in 19th Century Zouhar 2 - col. -- 2

Summer Term

Aristotel s Critique of Plato Fiala, Petrželka 2 - col. -- 2

Introduction to Theoretical Semantics Materna - 2 acc. -- 2

Kant and German Idealism Hlavon 2 - col. -- 2

The Reading of Ockham Fiala - 2 acc. -- 2

Czech Political Thought Zouhar 2 - col. -- 2

Credits C:

Lectures and seminars in other branches of the Faculty of Arts -

there are preferred history, aesthetics, political science, sociology, history of literature etc.

The subjects of Bachelor Examination:

History of Philosophy Epistemology

Social Philosophy and Philosophy of History

M. A. studies:

It takes four terms (two years) and is finished by State Final Examination, the part of which is the defence of Diploma Thesis. The students may pass the State Final Examination after acquiring the prescribed number of credits.

Arrangement of credits:

Credits A: 28

Credits B: 12

Credits C: 4

Together: 44

Obligatory subjects:

History of Czech Philosophy Zouhar 1 1 1 1 acc. acc./ex. -- 4

Contemporary German Philosophy Horyna 2 - 2 - col. ex. -- 4

Contemporary French Philosophy Horák 2 - 2 - col. ex. -- 4

Post-Analytic Philosophy and Hermeneutics Hroch 2 - 2 - col. ex. -- 4

Ethics Hlavon, Brázda 2 2 - - acc./ex. -- 4

Aesthetics Cetl - - 2 2 - acc./ex. -- 4

Diploma Seminar - 2 - 2 acc. acc. -- 4

Optional subjects:

Winter term:

Philosophical Problems of Cosmology Krob 2 - col. -- 2

Changes of Modernism I Brázda 2 - col. -- 2

Seminar in History of Czech Philosophy Zouhar - 2 acc. -- 2

PC - data and publications Krob 2 - col. -- 2

Special Seminar of Translation Horyna - 2 acc. -- 2

Contemporary Ethics Brázda 2 - col. -- 2

The Reading of Popper Holzbachová - 2 acc. -- 2

Logical Analysis of Ordinary Language Materna 2 - col. -- 2

Seminar in Systematic Philosophy Šmajs, Krob - 2 acc. -- 2

Summer term:

The Changes of Modernism II Brázda 2 - col. -- 2

Philosophy of Religion Gabriel 2 - col. -- 2

Special Seminar of Translation Horyna - 2 acc. -- 2

Comparative Ethics Brázda 2 - col. -- 2

Theory of Concept Materna 2 - col. -- 2

Seminar in Systematic Philosophy Šmajs, Krob - 2 col. -- 2

Philosophy of Science Holzbachová 2 - col. -- 2

Seminar in History of Czech Philosophy Zouhar - 2 acc. -- 2

Philosophy of technology Šmajs 2 - col. -- 2

Credits C:

Lectures and seminars in other branches of Faculty of Arts - there are preferred the courses, oriented to Czech studies.

The subjects of the State Final Examination:

Obligatory subjects: Philosophy in 20 th Century

Ontology and Epistemology

Optional subjects (the student ought to choose one subject in the History of Philosophy and one subject in the Systematic Philosophy).

2, PALACKY UNIVERSITY OLOMOUC

PHILOSOPHICAL FACULTY

Dean's Office:

Krížkovského 10

771 80 Olomouc

phone: +420-58 563 3011

fax: +420-58 522 9162

e-mail: dekanff(at)risc.upol.cz

Study Department

tel.: +420-58 563 30 36, 58 563 3051–4

fax: +420-58 522 9162

e-mail: kotula(at)ffnw.upol.cz

The Philosophical Faculty offers single-subject full-time Magister’s degree studies in the fields of: Czech Philology, Spanish Philology, History, Musicology, Psychology, the Theory and History of the Dramatic Arts, the Theory and History of the Visual Arts, Political Science and European Studies.Within full-time Magister studies students can choose any two of the following fields:

Adult Education, the Theory of the Dramatic Arts, Philology (English, Czech, Chinese, French, Italian, Japanese, Latin, German, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish); Philosophy, History, Political Science (European Studies), and Sociology.

Students of these subjects who plan to teach at secondary schools can obtain the required qualifications by passing courses in pedagogy and psychology in the third part of their study.

The Faculty also prepares specialists in the following fields (bachelor's degree, full-time study): Archives Keeping, English with Applied Economics, French with Applied Economics, Musicology, Dutch, Russian with a Special Focus on Economics, Law and Tourism, and Journalism.

The Philosophical Faculty also provides bachelor's degree studies in the social sciences, in the field of human resources management and personnel management, which are offered at the Department of Sociology and Adult Education and the Department of Psychology. The Centre for Distance Learning, together with other departments, offers a wide range of activities for the general public (e.g. courses of graphology, courses for social workers, etc.).

Graduates of magister’s degree studies with a good capacity for research work can be admitted for post-graduate doctoral studies in one of the following fields:

Czech Language, Czech Literature, French Literature, Romance Languages, German Language, German Literature, English and American Literature, English Language, Russian Language, Polish Language, History - Czech and Slovak History, General History, Auxiliary Historical Sciences, Political Science, Sociology, Clinical Psychology, Pedagogical Psychology, Andragogics, Theory of Literature, Theory and History of Literature, Theatre and Film, Theory and History of Fine Arts, Theory and History of Music.

The Faculty also provides courses for international students. The Summer School of Slavic Languages has a long tradition and a very good reputation.

     3, University of West Bohemia: Department of Philosophy

http://www.kfi.zcu.cz/?id=home&lang=en

NU ESTE IN ENGLEZA

     CROATIA

1 University of Zagreb:

Department of Philosophy

Institute of Philosophy- http://www.ifzg.hr/engleski/index1.htm

Brief History of the Institute

      BULGARIA

1 Bulgarian Academy of Sciences: Department of Contemporary European Philosophy and Gender Studies

New Bulgarian University: Central and East European Centre for Cognitive Science

Department of Philosophy - http://www.nbu.bg/index.php?l=441

DEPARTMENT “PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIOLOGY”

Head: Prof. Hristo Todorov, Ph.D.

Building 1, room 110, tel.: 8110 130

?-mail: htodorov@nbu.bg

Department “Philosophy and Sociology” was established in the spring of 2004.

The aims of the department are:

to develop the educational and theoretical branches of philosophy and sociology;

to consolidate the methodological approaches in philosophy and sociology in the field of education and research

to achieve philosophy and sociology training on high academic level and develop opportunities for international activities of the philosophy and sociology students – research work, participation in summer schools, conferences and seminars, etc.

The research events of the department – seminars, conferences, etc. – are carried out in the so-called Philosophers’ Café at NBU. Among the publications of the department are the books “Philosophy of Tolerance”, “Ethics. General Course”, “Freedom and Recognition”, editorship of the book “Of Philosophy”, etc.

Sophia University: Faculty of Philosophy:

Department of Philosophy (no link provided)

Department of History of Philosophy (no link provided)

Department of Logic, Ethics and Aesthetics (no link provided)

http://www.uni-sofia.bg/faculties/philosophy/website/english/index-en.htm

FACULTY OF PHYLOSOPHY

SPECIALTIES:

There are eight specialties in the Faculty of Philosophy today:

Philosophy

Psychology

Sociology

Political Sciences

Cultural Studies

Library and Information Sciences

Public Administration

European Studies

Specialty of Philosophy has two forms of Bachelor program - full-time and extramural. It consists of 15 obligatory disciplines for this qualification degree. After the end of the second semester students are offered elective disciplines, specialized lecture courses and seminars. Students who want to acquire teaching license should pass examinations of obligatory block of pedagogical disciplines.

Specialty of Sociology was established in 1976 and there is only regular form of study. The specialty offers high-quality education in sociological theory, research methods and gives profound knowledge of sociology of traditional and modern societies. Graduates can work as specialists in advertisement, marketing, public opinion, etc.

      BOSNIA SI HERTEGOVINA

1 University of Sarajevo: Faculty of Philosophy

http://www.unsa.ba/eng/filozofija.php

Faculty of philosophy

address Franje Rackog 1

phone +387 33 25 31 00

fax +387 33 66 78 73

DEAN Professor Salih Foco

phone +387 33 25 32 00,

Admission requirements

Secondary School education

Entrance Examination

     ALBANIA

1 University of Tirana: Department of Philosophy and Sociology: Philosophy Section

http://pages.albaniaonline.net/ut/unitirana_en/fsociale_en/filozofi_sociologji/FILOZOFI.htm

The Department has 2 sections:

Philosophy

Sociology

1. Section of PHILOSOPHY

There is a staff of four lecturers as full-time in this section.

The main subjects covered by this section are :

History of Philosophy

Introduction to Philosophy

Political Philosophy

Introduction to Political Sciences

Contemporary Philosophy

Philosophy of Religion

Epistemology

2. Section of SOCIOLOGY

There is a staff of five lecturers as full-time in this section.

The main subjects covered by this section are:

Introduction to Sociology

Theory of Sociology

Sociology of Culture

Sociology of Religion

Sociology of Information & Communication

Urban and Rural Sociology

Sociology of Family

Research Methods & Strategies

Sociology of Education

The main studies carried out by the staff of the department are :

Sociology and Political Sciences (Public Opinion Surveys).

The staff of the department is working to establish one more section: Political Sciences section.

This will require the training of the staff and the

preparation of the courses to be taught.

We are in the stage of curriculum development.

     UNGARIA

1 Central European University: Philosophy PhD Programme

http://www.ceu.hu/phil/

H 1051 Budapest, Nador u.9.

tel.: (+36)13273806

fax: (+36)13273072

e-mail: biberk@ceu.hu

The Philosophy Ph.D. Program offers doctoral level education in the Central Eastern European region up to the standards of the best Western institutions in order to train researchers and teachers of philosophy of the university level. The Program makes use of the unique opportunity offered by Central European University (CEU) a university chartered and accredited in the United States but located in East Central Europe. This dual character of CEU creates an ideal institutional background for a Philosophy Program, which attempts to combine historical and analytical approaches to philosophy.

The Philosophy Ph.D. Program at CEU provides those who have already completed their studies at the B.A. level and have demonstrated a capacity and interest in doing research at a more advanced level with the opportunity to continue their course of study towards a Ph. D. degree. The courses of study at CEU in general and in the Philosophy Program in particular are structured so that it will satisfy the academic needs of students from Central and Eastern European countries as well as of those who do not come from this region.

The curriculum of the Philosophy Ph.D. Program guarantees that students can attain graduation only by getting serious education in each of the major fields of contemporary philosophy. The Ph. D. Program requires students to do serious course work in the first year of their studies; but already at this level allows for some specialization. Students can choose from three areas of specialization:

· Moral and Political Philosophy

· Metaphysics, Epistemology and Philosophy of Mind

· History of Philosophy

We expect that the Philosophy Program will fulfill an important role in the field of Philosophy in bringing Western academic skills and standards to the region and in training a new generation of scholars who will be able to proliferate these skills and standards in the academic institutions of Eastern and East Central Europe. However, the program is also open to students from the rest of the world who wish to study at an institution of higher education located in East Central Europe in a singularly multicultural environment.

2, Hungarian Academy of the Sciences: Institute for Philosophical Research

http://phil-inst.hu/

3, Joseph Attila University of Szeged: Department of Philosophy

http://primus.arts.u-szeged.hu/philo/DynA/index_a.htm

The Department of Philosophy at the University was founded in 1921. The Department used to be headed by professors who removed from the University of Cluj (Kolozsvár), Transylvania, the most renowned of them being György BARTÓK, who won international reputation. The main areas of research at the time included axiology and Kantian philosophy. Since the seventies research and teaching have focussed on the history of philosophy, which has continued to be the main area of interest up to the present. Modern Continental philosophy stands in the foreground of research and teaching, but Ancient Greek philosophy as well as the Middle Ages and Renaissance thought are also taught in detail. As far as the theoretical branches of study are concerned, mention must be made of ontology, epistemology, logic, moral philosophy, axiology, aesthetics, hermeneutics, philosophy of science and language and applied philosophy as the main areas of research and teaching. Political philosophy as a four-term specialization can currently be taken up both by philosophy and non-philosophy students and ethics as a specialized subject is also to be introduced in the near future. At present, the Department employs fourteen full-time and four part-time lecturers. Professor Ágnes HELLER has been on our staff since 1994. The elaboration of our PhD program, to be introduced in 2001, stands under her auspices.

Research and Other Professional Activities

The major field of research at the Department is Modern philosophy, including 17th century French philosophy, Classical German philosophy, the history of Existentialist philosophy in the 19th and 20th centuries, Hermeneutics and Phenomenology, 20th century French philosophy, the philosophy of language and history and moral and political philosophy in the 20th century. The Department has published several volumes of essays, translations and monographs on the works of Schopenhauer, Kierkegaard, Dilthey, Simmel, Rickert, Spengler, Nietzsche, Ortega, Unamuno, Marcel and Sartre in the series "Ész – Élet – Egzisztencia" ("Reason – Life – Existence"). Several volumes of study materials have also been published on the philosophy of science.

The Department has organized or has participated in the organization of several international conferences in the past few years. Conference papers have been published in English, German or French in the following volumes:

– Four Hundred Years of Cartesianism (ed. by Dezső Csejtei, András Dékány and Sándor Laczkó) (Pro Philosophia Szegediensi Foundation: Szeged 1996).

– Európai integráció, európai filozófia (European Integration, European Philosophy) (ed. by Dezső Csejtei, András Dékány, Sándor Laczkó, Ferenc Simon) (Pro Philosophia Szegediensi Foundation: Szeged 1998).

– El 98 a la luz de la literatura y la philosophía (ed. by Dezső Csejtei and László Scholz) (Pro Philosophia Szegediensi Foundation: Szeged 1999).

International Relations

Unamunos’s Philosophy

Casa de Unamuno, Salamanca, Spanish Scholarships.

Contact person: Dezső Csejtei, PhD.

Kierkegaard’s Philosophy

Ruprecht-Karl Universität, Heidelberg, Germany; Institute of Philosophy, University of Vienna,

Austrian Scholarships.

Contact person: Zoltán Gyenge, PhD.

The Philosophy of Value

Institute of Sociology, Vienna, Austrian Scholarships.

Contact person: Éva Novák Kiss, PhD.

Sartre’s Philosophy

Société des Etudes Sartriennes, Paris, France. Participation in conferences, correspondence.

Contact person: András Dékány, PhD.

The biological aspect of philosophical anthropology

University of New Orleans, USA. Direct contacts, personal consultations.

Contact person: János Tóth, PhD.

The Philosophy of Eric Voegelin

Centre for Voegelin Studies, Department of Religions and Theology, University of Manchester,

England. Up-to-date bibliography, conferences and workshops on Voegelin in the Us and Europe.

Contact person: Emese Mogyoródi, Lecturer.

     MACEDONIA

1, St. Cyril and Methodius University: Department of Philosophy

http://www.fzf.ukim.edu.mk/en/study.htm

     POLONIA

1, University of Gdansk; Department of Philosophy and Sociology

2, University of Jagiellonian: Instytut Filozofii

http://www.iphils.uj.edu.pl/index.php?l=2

address: Grodzka st. 52, 31-044 Kraków

phone: (+48 12) 4227111 ext. 1732

fax: (+48 12) 4224916

e-mail: infoiph@iphils.uj.edu.pl

Regular studies

Philosophical studies cover broadly understood interest in humanities; they also provide an opportunity of specialization in philosophical problems of strict sciences. Since the very beginning students are expected to make their own selection of subject to study on the basis of the catalogue of courses provided by the Institute. Both the selection and sequence of the courses depends upon the student's individual decision. The system of prerequisites indicated in the Catalogue of courses is expected to ensure that the canon of theoretical problems is selected in the proper sequence.

During the studies students are expected to study at least 25 (out of 40) strictly philosophical subjects from the following groups: ancinet and medieval philosophy, modern philosophy, logic, ontology, epistemology and philosophy of science, ethics, aesthetics, and social philosophy. Lectures and seminars concerning particular philosophical problems promote the development of specialized interests. Students acquire definite professional skills like: work on the text, translation of philosophical texts from foreign languages, preparation of dissertations, participation in philosophical debates, etc.

Students are also obliged to study subjects complementary to the canon of philosophical education, either in the Institute of Philosophy or in other institutes or universities. Students are expected to attend two foreign language courses (English is obligatory, the other language can be selected by the student).

Students can acquire pedagogic competence attending additional courses at the Pedagogic College.

ADMISSION

for graduates of secondary schools:

Test: regarding general knowledge in the limits of secondary school programme. It includes a test of reasoning abilities and efficiency in learning. Qualification on the basis of score system.

for students and graduates of other subjects:

An interview testing the knowledge of indicated philosophical works and the candidate's philosophical interests.

3, University of Lodz: Faculty of Philosophy and History

http://www.filozof.uni.lodz.pl/wydzial/zz_index.html

Address:

ul. A. Kaminskiego nr 27a

90-219 Lódz

tel. (48) 42 635 43 31

fax. (48) 42 635 43 31

e-mail: filhist@uni.lodz.pl

www: www.wydzfilhist.uni.lodz.pl

Dean : prof. dr hab. Stefan Pytlas

4, Maria Curie-Sklodowska University: Faculty of Philosophy and Sociology: Instytut Filozofii

http://hektor.umcs.lublin.pl/~zlimn/wfis/uk/program/index.htm

5, University of Silesia: Department of Philosophy

Departament filosofie : http://english.us.edu.pl/?op=strona&id_strony=51&CatID=112

48 32 2580413

E-mail: if@us.edu.pl

Location

Faculty of Social Sciences

11 Bankowa St.

40-007 Katowice

The study of Philosophy develops the ability to think clearly and precisely about any real or abstract matter; to distinguish between good and poor arguments; to separate the relevant material from the irrelevant; and to critically examine a wide range of fundamental ideas of crucial importance to human life.

Courses Taught Degree-Duration

Philosophy BA-6; MA-10 (semesters)

Course Content

FILOSOFIE

Philosophical studies at the University of Silesia last 5 years and graduates receive an MA degree. The programme of studies covers the following subjects:

Core subjects: Introduction to Philosophy, Logic, History of Ancient Philosophy, History of Medieval Philosophy, History of Modern Philosophy, History of Contemporary Philosophy, History of Polish Philosophy, Ethics, Philosophical Anthropology, Social Philosophy, Methodology, Philosophy of Culture, Indian Philosophy.

Subjects of general knowledge: Economics, Political Affairs, Sociology, Psychology.

Pedagogical subjects (required for students interested in obtaining teaching qualifications): Pedagogy, Didactics of Philosophy, classes in Greek, Latin and one modern language, as well as translation from Greek and a modern language.

Career Opportunities

The knowledge acquired during these studies is increasingly recognised as relevant to the needs of modern employers. Our graduates have found positions in libraries and schools. They often become advisers to politicians, journalists, managers and in various enterprises.

Teaching and Assessment

Teaching is mainly by lectures and by seminar groups. Assessment is by a combination of examinations and written work. Studies are completed on submission of an MA thesis and passing the final examination.

SOCIOLOGIE

The study of Sociology develops the ability to recognise the interrelationship of structural and individual factors in the social sphere and their impact on the lives of children and adults in modern societies.

Courses Taught Degree-Duration

Sociology MA-4

General Sociology MA-4

Management of Social Work MA-10 (semesters)

Social Work BA-6; MA-4

Sociology of Adv. & Soc. Communication BA-6

Course Content

The syllabus of studies covers the following subjects: Introduction to Sociology, Large Social Structures, Theories of Change and Social Development, History of Social and Sociological Thought, Contemporary Sociological Theories, Methods and Techniques of Sociological and Marketing Research, Sociology of Business, Elements of Logic and General Methodology of Science, Statistics, Demography, Social Psychology, Social Anthropology, Social Problems of Contemporary Poland, Sociology of Politics, Social Policy, Specific Sociology (town, country, culture, work and organisation), as well as supplementary subjects: Foreign Language classes, Philology, Economics, Computer laboratory.

After the 3rd year of studies, students can choose one of the following specialisations:

General Sociology,

Sociology of Work and Organisation

Sociology of Town and Region

Sociology of Culture

General Sociology

Problems of social structures such as state, nation, social classes and position, socio-professional categories of youth, family, sociology of regions.

Sociology of Work and Organisation

Social relationship in the collective system of an enterprise, humanisation of work, social integration, sociology of business, bases of marketing and market research.

Sociology of Town and Region

Socio-cultural consequences of town development, sociological aspects of spatial and urban planning, the problems of social disorganisation in urbanised and industrialised communities, revitalisation of old town complexes.

Sociology of Culture

Problems of the sociology and theory of culture, problems of democratisation of culture and participation in culture, problems of cultural identity and socio-cultural transformation, sociology of knowledge, religion and social standards.

Teaching and Assessment

Teaching is a combination of lectures and seminars. After the 3rd year of studies, students can choose one of the proposed specialisations. Assessment is by examinations and written work. During the final year of studies, students take part in MA seminar classes in which they prepare Master's Degree theses.

Career Opportunities

Graduates may carry out sociological research independently, work for self-government, educational or cultural institutions.

6, University of Warsaw: Faculty of Philosophy and Sociology

http://www.uw.edu.pl/en.php/gen_inf/struct/faculties.html#soc

Institutes of:

Philosophy, Sociology

Fields of study:

Philosophy, Sociology.

Dean: Jan Weglenski, Ph.D.

Nowy Swiat 69, 00-046 Warszawa

Phone (+48-22) 552 01 52

ABOUT US

Warsaw University Institute of Sociology is one of the leading academic centres of sociology in Poland. It's history dates back to 1947 when the first students were enrolled. The Institute owes its position to the number of doctors and professors and their scientific attainment, the quality of the courses provided, the motivated and active student body, as well as the successful careers of the graduates. As a recognition of the fine quality of our educational activities, the Institute received the Accreditation of the Conference of Presidents of Polish Academic Schools.

Master degbvree studies at the Institute last five years. During the first two years students are required to complete a basic course consisting of sociological and auxiliary subjects. Sociological subjects are: Introduction to Sociology, Classical and Modern Sociological Theories, Cultural Anthropology, Civilization Processes, Social Psychology, Sociology of Social Structures, Methodology of Social Research, and Statistics. Auxiliary subjects are: Logic, Philosophy, Economy, Computer Course and English. Students are also required to complete a research seminar and a translation course.

On the third year students compose their own plan of studies choosing from a wide range of seminars, lectures, and classes, the faculty subjects they consider most interesting and suitable for their future careers. All subjects are graded using the ECTS point system. There are four "didactic paths" offered to our students. Students can specialize in Sociology of Public Affairs, Working Relations and Human Resources in Organization, Formal Models of Sociology, Sociology of Knowledge and History of Thought.

Students may complete a part of their degree programmes at other faculties. They can also study at other Polish higher education institutions under the MOST programme, and at many European universities under ERASMUS-SOCRATES exchange agreements. For students with difficult financial situation a bursary is provided; there are also scholarships for the best students.

During the final years students write their Master dissertations. In 2001 and 2002 each, 107 students were conferred a Master degree in sociology.

The Institute's computer room and the library with its rich book collection are available to all our students.

Students of sociology create a vibrant social and learning environment. Institutions such as Students' Union, Scientific Group "Far East", Sociological Analysis Workshop, Discussion Film Club and Professional Agency for the Promotion of Students of Sociology make student life at our Institute both exciting and well organized.

Sociology graduates run their careers in the centres for public opinion and market research, in the media and advertising agencies, in public administration services, in non-governmental organizations and everywhere where sociological imagination and ability to analyze social phenomena is needed. Some of them decide to continue their education and research at doctoral studies, which can also be done at our Institute

7, University of Wroclaw: Department of Philosophy

http://www.filozofia.uni.wroc.pl/

nu are prezentare(site) in engleza

     SLOVACIA

1 Comenius University in Bratislava: Department of Philosophy and History of Philosophy

http://www.fphil.uniba.sk/~kfdf/

Katedra filozofie a dejín filozofie FiF UK

Šafárikovo námestie 6

818 01 Bratislava

(02) 59 24 41 58 kfdf@fphil.uniba.sk

NU ARE SITE IN ENGLEZA

2, Matej Bel University: Department of Philosophy

http://www.fhv.umb.sk/Katedry/Katedra%20filozofickych%20vied/

Adresa:

Tajovského 40

974 01 Banská Bystrica

tel.: 048/413 98 25

fax.: 048/413 98 25

NU ARE SITE IN ENGLEZA

     SLOVENIA

1 University of Ljubjlana: Department of Philosophy

http://www.ff.uni-lj.si/oddelki/filo/english/staff/office.htm

head

dr. Zdravko Kobe

tel.: 241 1110

e-mail: zdravko.kobe@guest.arnes.si

deputy head

dr. Olga Markic

tel.: 241 1104

e-mail: olga.markic@guest.arnes.si

secretary Matjaž Hribar

office hours: Monday - Friday: 11.00-13.00

tel.: 241 1494

fax: 241 1101

e-mail: matjaz.hribar@ff.uni-lj.si

library Marjetka Šcelkov

lending time:

Monday - Friday: 10.00-13.00

tel.: 241 1116

e-mail: marjetka.scelkov@ff.uni-lj.si

Graduate study

Graduate studies include Master's Degree and Ph.D. Studies, both covered with European Credit Transfer System (ECTS), which allows for participants to combine their postgraduate studies in Ljubljana with their study on other universities, or to complete all of their postgraduate studies in Ljubljana. The exchange programs (Socrates-Erasmus, CEEPUS, university exchanges) also enables professors and students from other universities to participate in the graduate program.

Master's Degree is organized as a two-years course (120 ECTS). Course includes three subjects each year - six altogether, with one per year common to all postgraduate students, and two per year programmed according to the final thesis of the student. General Subjects include all disciplines and branches of philosophy. The Master’s Degree course also allows interdisciplinary program where students combine courses on different Faculties. For detailed information do not hesitate to contact Secretariat of the Department of Philosophy. Master's studies conclude with the public defense of the thesis.

Ph.D. studies are organized on individual basis according to the project and title of the thesis. Our professors are fluent in English, German, and French, so there should be no problems in communication, while for lectures and other regular postgraduate activities knowledge of Slovenian language is necessary.

The most visible specialty of our Department is the presence of different schools and streams of thought. You will find here those who profess critical theory as well as psychoanalytic theory, those who follow phenomenology and cognitive science, or those who work in feminist studies and those who develop philosophy of culture.

You will find some general information about postgraduate studies in Ljubljana on the home page of the University of Ljubljana.

     IUGOSLAVIA (SERBIA)

1 University of Belgrade: Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory

http://147.91.230.48/ifdt/e_index

11000 Beograd * Narodnog fronta 45 * P.O. box 605

Tel. (011) 3613-856 3613-859 3614-782 642-955 * Fax 646-242

www.instifdt.bg.ac.yu * E-mail institut@instifdt.bg.ac.yu

2, University of Montenegro: Department of Philosophy and Social Studies

http://www.ucg.cg.ac.yu/univerzitet_en.htm

Adress:

Cetinjski put bb.

81 000 Podgorica

Phone:

081 241 888;

081 241 777;

Fax:

081 242 301

e-mail: rektor@cg.ac.yu

3, University of Novi Sad: Department of Philosophy

http://www.ff.ns.ac.yu/

At the present the Faculty has seventeen departments, that is, eighteen programs: (1) Serbian Language and Literature, (2) Serbian Language and Literature in Schools for National Minorities, (3) Serbian Literature and Language, (4), English Language and Literature, (5) German Language and Literature, (6) Russian Language and Literature, (7) French Language and Literature, (8) Hungarian Language and Literature, (9) Slovak Language and Literature, (10) Romanian Language and Literature, (11) Ruthenian Language and Literature, (12) History, (13) Pedagogy, (14) Psychology, (15) Sociology, (16) Philosophy, (17) Comparative Literature, (18) Journalism.

• In the 2002/2003 academic year, the Faculty had 3461 undergraduate students, specialist studies were attended by 33, and postgraduate studies by 94 students. There are 270 members of the teaching staff (59 full professors, 32 associate professors, 31 assistant professors, 66 assistant lecturers, 44 junior assistant lecturers, 10 senior lectors, 18 lectors, 10 foreign lectors).

• The Ministry of Science and Technology has approved 15 research projects for the year 2002/2003, which are carried out either solely at the Faculty of Philosophy or in cooperation with other institutions. A considerable number of the professors and assistant lecturers take part in the projects of other institutions and also participates in many conferences, at home and abroad.

• The Faculty has signed cooperation protocols with dozen universities and research institutions from abroad. It successfully carries out inter-university cooperation in the country. The Faculty hosts lectures of guest lecturers from foreign universities and institutes almost every week. Its professors, and assistant lecturers as well, accept invitations from abroad and give lectures at foreign universities and institutes. The students of the Faculty also take part in various exchange programs that contribute to inter-university cooperation. (All this is happening in the conditions of a severe financial crisis.)

• The Library of the Faculty of Philosophy is the oldest and biggest university library at the University of Novi Sad. It is second in size for the social sciences and humanities in Vojvodina. It has 550,000 publications as well as other materials from the fields of social sciences and humanities (260,000 books and 300,000 volumes of periodicals – over 3500 titles). The Library comprises of the Centre for Library Science and Information Management and seventeen department libraries as well as specialized library units in the fields of social sciences and humanities. The Faculty has provided hardware and software support for the automation of the working processes in the Library. The users have access to various services and databases at home and abroad.

• The Faculty has taken part in the reform processes in accordance with the Bologna Declaration with a lot of enthusiasm – four departments have launched experimental reformed studies and other departments are striving to enhance the teaching process with various innovations both in relation to quality and efficiency of studying. The Faculty has founded three centres: Centre for Education of Teaching Staff, Centre for Serbian Language and Centre for Applied Psychology.

       ARMENIA

1 Yerevan State University: Faculty of Philosophy, Sociology and Psychology: Department of Philosophy and Logic

site in constructie,inca nu este in engleza

      BELARUS

1 European Humanities University: Department of Philosophy

http://www.ehu.unibel.by/depart/philosoph/index.html

     ESTONIA

1, University of Tartu: Department of Philosophy

http://www.ut.ee/flfi/

AADRESS: LOSSI 3-234 KOORDINAATORI VASTUVŐTUAJAD:

TELEFON: 73 75 314 E - R: 10-12 ja 13-15

FAKS: 73 75 314

site-ul nu e in engleza

      GEORGIA

1 Tbilisi State University: Faculty of Philosophy and Sociology

http://www.tsu.ge/

Postal address: 0128, 1, Chavchavadze ave, Tbilisi, Georgia. Tel: 220241

Electronic mail: usc@tsu.ge

http://www.tsu.ge/eng/specialties%20eng.htm - specialitati existente si limba de predare

      LATVIA

1 University of Latvia: Faculty of History and Philosophy

FILOSOFIE

http://www.lu.lv/eng/general/structure/faculties/history/index.html

]Faculty of History and Philosophy

Address: Brivibas bulv. 32, Riga

Phone: +371 7282591

Dean: prof. Gvido Straube

E-mail: vff@lu.lv

Departments:

Department of the History of Latvia

Phone: +371 7281265

Chair of Archaeology and Auxiliary Disciplines of History

Phone: +371 7280874

Department of Central and East European History

Phone: +371 7282338

Department of Modern and Contemporary History of Western Europe and America

Phone: +371 7283734

Department of Ancient History and Medieval History of Western Europe

Phone: +371 7281701

Department of History of Philosophy

Phone: +371 7287279

Department of Theoretical Philosophy and Logic

Phone: +371 7217822

Department of Practical Philosophy

Phone: +371 7282389

SOCIOLOGIE

http://www.lu.lv/eng/general/structure/faculties/social/index.html

Faculty of Social Sciences

Address: Lomonosova iela 1 (A korpuss), Riga, LV-1019

Phone: +371 7089852

Dean: assoc. prof. Inta Brikše

E-mail: szf@lu.lv

Home page: http://www.lu.lv/szf

Departments:

Department of Library Science and Information Science

Head of the Department: prof. Baiba Sporane

Phone: +371 7089868

Department of Communication Studies

Head of the Department: assoc.prof. Vita Zelce

Phone: +371 7089858

Department of Politics Science

Head of the Department: prof. Žaneta Ozolina

Phone: +371 7089859

Department of Sociology

Head of the Department: assist. prof. Aija Zobena

Phone: +371 7089860

INSTITUTII

http://www.lu.lv/eng/general/structure/institutes/philosophy.html

Institute of Philosophy and Sociology

Statuss Legally independent institute

Phone (371)7229208

Fax (371)7210806

E-mail FSI@lza.lv

Director Dr.h.philos. Maija Kule

Phone 7229208

Fax 7210806

E-mail FSI@lza.lv

Chairman of the Council Dr.philos. Ella Buceniece

Phone 7226470

Fax 7210806

Scientific secretary Dr.chem. Vanda Dombrovska

Phone 7229208

Fax 7210806

E-mail FSI@lza.lv

Collaboration faculties Faculty of History and Philosophy, Faculty of Social Sciences

Visiting address 1 Akademijas laukums, the 5th floor, Riga

Post address 1 Akademijas laukums, Riga, LV-1940, Latvia

Branches of research Branches of research

Main areas of research 1. History of philosophical, cultural and religious ideas in Latvia, study of the Latvian national cultural identity and processes

2. History of Western philosophy and studies of contemporary European philosophical trends (phenomenology,hermeneutics,pragmatism,philosophical anthropology, analytical philosophy, psychoanalysis, axiology, feminism).Latvian translations of Old Greek philosophical and contemporary West European philosophical texts.

3. Analysis of the social structure of society: changes of the social structure in Latvia, regional development, labour market, sociological characteristics of families and women, oral history, political sociology

Academic staff (in 2006) 56

     LITUANIA

1 Klaipedos University: Department of Philosophy

http://www.ku.lt/en/universitetas/contacts.php

University address:

Herkaus Manto g. 84

LT - 92294 Klaipeda,

Lithuania

Tel.: +370 (46) 398900

Fax: +370 (46) 398902

E-mail: rektorius@ku.lt

2, Siauliai University: Department of Philosophy

http://www.su.lt/article/view/2719

Department of Philosophy

The Head of Department – Prof. Dr. Gintautas Mažeikis

Address: P. Višinskio st. 25, Tel.: +370-41-59 57 56,

E-mail: filosofija@cr.su.lt

3, University of Vilnius: A) Department of History of Philosophy and Logic

http://www.fsf.vu.lt/filk/index.html

site-ul nu e in engleza

B) Department of Philosophy

http://www.fsf.vu.lt/filkat.htm

site in limba materna

6, Vytautas Magnus University: Department of Philosophy

http://www.vdu.lt/Humanities/filosofijos/indexen.html

K. Donelaicio str. 52, 44244, Kaunas, Lithuania

Telephone: +370 37 327834

Fax: +370 37 323689

E-mail: fk@hmf.vdu.lt

Head Assoc. prof. Dalius Jonkus

Referent Marija Onišcik

-are si doctorat in filosofie

     MOLDOVA

1 Moldova State University: Faculty of Social Work, Sociology and Philosophy

http://www.usm.md/start.aspx?textC=3

La facultate în prezent îsi fac studiile – 1200 de studenti, dintre care 995 studenti la specialitatea asistenta sociala (600 la sectia zi si 395 la sectia fara frecventa), 140 studenti la specialitatea sociologie, 43 la specialitatea filosofie si filosofie si educatie moral-spirituala (10 studenti la sectia fara frecventa, specialitatea sociologie si filosofie) si 12 studenti la specialitatea antropologie.

Sociologia este o specialitate care ofera o viziune de ansamblu asupra vietii sociale, cunostinte teoretice si practice despre mecanismele functionarii societatii, despre consecintele directe sau indirecte ale proceselor sociale. Specialistii sociologi sunt asteptati sa participe la solutionarea optima a problemelor sociale de o mare complexitate, oferind cunostinte profunde in cele mai diverse ramuri sociologice: sociologia organizationala si a conducerii, sociologia calitatii vietii, familiei, tineretului, opiniei publice, culturii, religiei, comunicarii, populatiei etc. Absolventii obtin titlul “Licentiat in stiinte sociale” si calificarea „Sociologie”.

Incadrarea in campul muncii a sociologului include:

- Ministerul Educatiei, Tineretului si Sportului: institutii de invatamant superior, colegial si liceal, mediu;

- Departamentul National de Statistica; Servicii statistice republicane si raionale;

- Ministerul Afacerilor Interne: servicii de statistica, personal, evidenta; sectii de politie;

- Departamentul de Migratiune;

- Biroul Relatii Interetnice;

- Academia de Stiinte a Moldovei: Institutul de Filosofie, Sociologie si Stiinte Politice; etc.;

- Centrele de cercetari sociologice: “OPINIA“, IMAS, CBS-AXA, CIVIS etc.;

- departamentele de marketing, departamente de publicitate, intreprinderi economice, comerciale etc.

Studentii specialitatii Sociologie au optiunea de a se specializa in domeniul Marketingului activitatilor sociale, ceea ce largeste cu mult posibilitatile de plasare in cimpul muncii.

La specialitatea Filosofie studentii obtin un sistem integru de conceptii si reprezentari despre lume, o atentie deosebita se ofera posibilitatii de a obtine abilitati de comunicare eficienta. Absolventii specialitatii Filosofie obtin titlul „Licentiat in Stiinte Umanistice” si calificarea „Filosofie”.

Filosofia are un impact major asupra oricarui absolvent oferindu-i specialistului, ce poseda o inalta calificare in domeniu, un grad inalt de intelegere de sine si de altii, formand un individ integru, capabil sa reuseasca in viata atat pe plan personal cat si profesional. Programul de studii ofera posibilitatea ca absolventii sa-si urmeze studiile postuniversitare atat in tara cat si peste hotare. De asemenea absolventii pot activa cu succes in orice domeniu al vietii sociale. Licentiatii in Filosofie activeaza in diferite domenii ale economiei Republicii.

Studiul filosofiei dezvolta abilitati: gandirea, intelegerea, analiza, solutionarea mai eficienta a diverselor probleme, acestea deschizand perspectiva fortificarii unei cariere reusite. Incadrarea in campul muncii:

- Ministerul Educatiei, Tineretului si Sportului (institutii de invatamant superior, mediu, colegii si licee, in calitate de profesor de filosofie, logica, etica, estetica, filosofia culturii, etc.);

- Institutul de Filosofie, Sociologie si Stiinte Politice al Academiei de Stiinte a Moldovei in calitate de cercetator stiintific;

- consultant etic in jurnalism, management, teatru, film, arte, publicitate etc.

     UCRAINA

1 Karkiv National University: Department of Philosophy

SOCILOGIE

http://www.univer.kharkov.ua/

The School provides training in Sociology, Social Work and Politology. Training is available in full-time, part-time (correspondence) and distance teaching modes.

Graduates are involved in instruction and research work at higher educational establishments and colleges, lyceums and gymnasiums, sociological centres, social centres of the administrative bodies, employment centres, among them are top executives in advertising and marketing, media, local administrative bodies.

Department of Sociology - Head of the Department: Lyudmyla G. Sokuryanska candidate's degree in Philosophy, professor. Tel: 707-54-05.

Department of Applied Sociology - Head of the Department: Vil S. Bakirov, doctor's degree in Sociology, full professor. Tel: 707-52-37.

Department of Sociology of Labour and Management - Head of the Department: Valeriy M. Nikolayevskiy, candidate's degree in Philosophy, professor. Tel: 707-54-03.

Department of Methodology and Technique of Sociological Research - Head of the Department: Oleksandr I. Kyzylov, candidate's degree in Sociology, associate professor. Tel: 707-55-55.

Laboratory of Sociological Research - Head of the Laboratory: Olga D. Kutsenko doctor's degree in Sociology, full professor. Tel: 707-56-51.

Dean of the SchoolM: Valeriy M. Nikolayevskiy, candidate's degree in Philosophy, professor. Tel: 707-53-68.

FILOSOFIE

http://www.univer.kharkov.ua/

The Department of Philosophy, as well as Kharkiv University itself, was founded in 1804. Its foundation marked the beginning of the national university philosophical tradition in Ukraine.

The Department runs research and methodological workshops and a seminar for post-graduate students, it organizes regular research conferences, including the traditional Kharkiv International Skovoroda Readings. The Department's lecturers have initiated the UNESCO Philosophy Department "Philosophy of Human Communication" and the Kharkiv Local "Philosophical Education" Society.

The Department permanently cooperates with W. Humboldt University (Berlin), the Fernand Braudel Center for Study of Economies, Historical Systems and Civilizations, State University of New York at Binghamton and the University of North London.

Head of the Department: Oleksandr O. Mamaluy, doctor's degree in Philosophy, full professor. Tel: 707-52-71.

2, National Taras Shevchenko U of Kyiv: Department of Philosophy

http://www.phildep.univ.kiev.ua/news/

SITE-UL NU E IN ENGLEZA

     RUSIA

1 Moscow State University: Faculty of Philosophy

http://www.ied.msu.ru/faculties/philos.html

Dean: Professor Vladimir V. Mironov

International Students Office: phone: +7-095-939-1569, -939-2007, fax: +7-095-939-2208, -939-1846

E-Mail: info@log.philos.msu.su, demchuk@log.philos.msu.su

WWW: http://log.philos.msu.su

General Information

Faculty of Philosophy works from the very foundation of Moscow University in 1755. It has always been a centre of progressive philosophical ideas in Russia. The outstanding Russian philosophers, such as A.I.Vvedensky, M.M.Troyitsky, V.S.Soloviev, delivered lectures at the Faculty. The best traditions of Russian Philosophy are being preserved by professors and associate professors of the Faculty and became the basis of tuition of philosophers nowadays.

The branch of the Marxist Philosophy that suppressed all other philosophical theories during the soviet period went into the past. At present all modern and classic philosophical ideas are open for studying and discussion.

To ensure close connections with advanced scientific thoughts all opportunities are used to draw the best scientists of the Russian Academy of Sciences to work with the Faculty. Foreign professors from the world leading universities regularly lecture at the Faculty.

Departments

Logic

Theoretical Philosophy

Social Philosophy

Philosophy and Methodology of Science

Ethics

Aesthetics

History of Russian Philosophy

History of Foreign Philosophy

Philosophy of Religion and Religious Studies

History and Theory of Culture

Philosophical Anthropology

Political Science

Political Processes in Russia

World Political Process

History of Political Thought

2, Russian Academy of Sciences: Institute of Philosophy

http://www.philosophy.ru/

SITE-UL NU E ENGLEZA

3, St. Petersburg State University: Faculty of Philosophy

Address: Mendeleevskaya line 5, St.Petersburg, 199034 Russia

Dean - Yury N. Solonin tel. 7(812) 328 9421

fax. 7(812) 328 0871

Deputy Dean for International Students - Tigran G. Tumanian

The Faculty Departments and courses offered

Ontology and the theory of knowledge

Social philosophy and the philosophy of history

The history of philosophy

History of Russian philosophy

Contemporary non-Russian philosophy

Logic

Philosophy of science and technology

Ethics and aesthetics

Philosophy of culture and cultural studies

Philosophical anthropology

Philosophy of religion and religious studies

Political science

Political institutes and applied political research

Political governance

Philosophy and culture of the Orient

4, Perm State University: Faculty of Philosophy and Sociology

http://www.psu.ru/general/f/filsoc/index_e.html

Address of university:

15, Bukireva str., Perm

Russia, 614990

E-mail: Info@psu.ru

PHILOSOPHY

The graduates` activity of this department is aimed at forming the fundamentals of the students` world-outlook; at logical, methodological and philosophical analysis of nature and society development as well as the social institutions and different spheres of the latter; at servicing government organs, public organizations, companies to provide the scientific approach in their activities. The most important feature of the philosophy department is the intense training of its students in political economy and natural science.

In 60-90-s the scientific work of the philosophy department, headed by a prominent scholar, Honoured Scientist of Russian Federation, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor V.V. Orlov, was aimed at solving the fundamental problems of scientific philosophy: matter, evolution, human-being, essence and sense of human life. At present the research in the new forms of materialism and dialectics are under way. Besides, the new approaches in research such as the problems of social philosophy and political economy, working out the modern economic model of Russian development have arisen. Professor V.V. Orlov has trained 15 Kandidats and 10 Doctors of Philosophy, three of them work at the philosophy department of Perm State University. At the department there is a council " Philosophical Materialism and Acute Problems of the Present Time" and the post-doctorate studies.

SOCIOLOGY

Labour market of the region experiences a lack of highly-qualified specialists in the field of social sciences. The Ural region is extremely short of the professionals having a command of social technologies in personnel management, in market research, in the field of social communications as well as of the specialists in mathematical modelling of social processes. It is necessary to solve the problem of training the teachers of social and political sciences. Sociologist`s activity relates to the research of phenomena , factors and problems happening in social processes` optimization, their regulation and management.

The department of sociology and politology used to be headed for a long time by Doctor of History, Professor A.N. Fadeev; nowadays the head of it is Doctor of Sociology, Professor A.G. Antipjev.

Since 1965 the teachers of the department have been carrying out the research on sociology of labour and work force, social problems of young people. It is planning to set up the post-graduation courses.

5, Petrozavodsk State University: Chair of Philosophy

SOCIOLOGIE

http://www.karelia.ru/psu/Chairs/soc_e.html

Chair of sociology and social work

Acting as the Head of the Chair,

Associate Professor, Ph.D.

Kislov Sergey Andreyevich

A.Nevsky str.8, room#203

Tel.: (814-2) 73-17-21

E-mail : sociolog@psu.karelia.ru

FILOSOFIE

Head of the Chair,

Full Professor, Doctor of Philisophy

Sergeev Andrei Mihailovich

Lenin str., 33, room#206

Tel.: (814-2) 711-095

E-mail : philos@psu.karelia.ru

6, Rostov State University: Faculty of Philosophy

http://www.rsu.ru/rsu/phlsfac.html

Department of Dialectics and Methodology

Department of the History of Philosophy

Department of the Philosophy of History

Department of the Philosophy of Religion

Department of Sociology

Department of Political Science

Department of the Theory of Culture, Ethics and Aesthetics

7, Russian State University for the Humanities: Faculty of Philosophy

http://www.rsuh.ru/

SITE IN RUSA

8, Ural State University: Faculty of Philosophy

http://www.usu.ru/inform/?code=eng&fac=12

Dean - A. V. Pertsev, Professor Doctor of Philosophy, Assistant Professor

Telephone: (3432) 553-429

Student body: 250 full-time students. 140 correspondence students.

Staff: 11 professors, Doctors of Philosophy; 28 assistant professors, Candidates of Sciences, 14 senior lecturers and lecturers.

Chairs:

history of philosophy,

social philosophy,

theory of cognition,

logic and philosophy of science,

ethics, aesthetics,

theory the history of culture.

Majoring in: philosophy (history of philosophy, social philosophy, epistemology, aesthetics, philosophical anthropology, philosophy of religion, management in the social sphere).

Basic academic disciplines: fundamentals of philosophy, history of philosophy, social philosophy, philosophy and history of religion, philosophy of science, ethics, aesthetics, logic.

Major fields of research: the problem of man in the history of philosophy, humanism, historical and philosophical analysis, late 19th and early 20th century Russian philosophy, sociality and individuality, man and society, the rational and the irrational, Weltanschauung principles of human existence, philosophy of science and engineering, art in the system of culture, the uniqueness of art, ontology of art

     DANEMARCA

1, Aarhus University: Department of Philosophy

http://www.ifi.au.dk/ifi/philosophy/unit/presentation

The Department of Philosophy in Ĺrhus prides itself of having the widest philosophical profile in Denmark. It also has a wealth of national as well as international contacts and collaborators. Among the research interests of the department are topics such as

semantics and philosophy of language

epistemology

ethics

German idealism

political theory, globalisation and democracy

philosophy and history of science

ontology, metaphysics and conceptual systems research

pragmatism

philosophy of mind and cognition

values and ethics of social work and the health sciences

Student environment

The department offers a vibrant student environment which consists of academic activities such as philosophical lectures and seminars as well as social activities such as Fredagsbaren (a bar run by students open on Fridays) and soccer tournaments. These activities are of course open to international students too.

Because of the wide profile, the philosophers educated at the department find jobs in a wide range of sectors in society, from private corporations over educational institutions to public services and administration.

2, Copenhagen University: Department of Education, Philosophy, Rhetoric: Philosophy Section

http://www.fpr.ku.dk/Default.asp?ID=44

ADD: Njalsgade 80-90, 2300 Křbenhavn S, Tlf: 35328869, Fax: 35328850

Welcome to Philosophy, Education, and Rhetoric

Knowledge, learning, and language: Three keywords that unite the Department of Philosophy, Education, and Rhetoric. The department houses more than 1100 students and over 100 employees, each approaching the human individual from these three angles. At the department we conduct research in, teach, and study the three subject areas Philosophy, Education, and Rhetoric. This is done both separately within each field, but from 2005 also together in the new interdisciplinary graduate degree Business Humanities.

For further enquiries, please contact the secretariat at tel.: +45 323 58869.

3, Danish Research School in Philosophy, History of Ideas, and History of Science

http://www.phis.ruc.dk/welcome.html

     ISLANDA

1 University of Iceland: Department of Philosophy

http://www.hi.is/pub/heimspekiskor/philosophy/homepage.html

Prof. Mikael M. Karlsson

Department of Philosophy

University of Iceland

Main Building

IS-101 Reykjavík

Iceland

tel. (354) 525-4351

fax. (354) 552-1331

E-mail: mike@rhi.hi.is

Philosophy may be taken as either a major (60 credits), extended major (90 credits), or minor subject (30 credits) for the B.A. degree, which is equivalent to the North American B.A., although differently composed. The undergraduate programs are designed to provide basic grounding in the history of Western philosophy and in the principal philosophical fields (ethics, epistemology, logic, metaphysics, political philosophy). Various issues in contemporary philosophy are also studied. Both the Continental and the Anglo-American philosophical traditions are represented.

The language of instruction is Icelandic. However, a number of courses are offered in English in order to accommodate visiting foreign students. While it is possible for visiting students to take the Department's English-language philosophy courses for degree credit at their home universities (as is regularly done by exchange students under the ERASMUS and NORDPLUS schemes) it is not possible to study for the B.A. degree in English only, since most of the required B.A. courses are given exclusively in Icelandic.

The Department also offers an M.A. program, run in conjunction with specific foreign partner universities. Admission to this program is very limited. The degree offered is a two-year, taught M.A., equivalent to the North American M.A. The first year consists of course work at the M.A.-level; the student studies abroad at a partner university for at least one semester of the first year. The second year is devoted to the writing of an M.A.-thesis under the supervision of one of the members of the permanent teaching staff. There are a number of additional requirements, including work as a teaching assistant. Completion of the degree on an accelerated schedule, in one calendar year, is possible, although not encouraged. Visiting postgraduate students may, given prior agreement with the Department of Philosophy and the student's home institution, take the Department's English-language philosophy courses for degree credit at their home universities, as these courses are seminars taught at the B.A./M.A. level. It is also possible in principle to study for the M.A. degree in English only.

      FINLANDA

1 Ĺbo Akademi University: Department of Philosophy

http://www.abo.fi/fak/hf/filosofi/index.php?l=en

Dept. of Philosophy at Ĺbo Akademi University

Tehtaankatu 2

FIN-20 500 Turku

Finland

Phone: +358-2-215 4395

Fax: +358-2-215 4845 E-mail: philo@abo.fi

Web page: www.abo.fi/fak/hf/filosofi/

2, University of Helsinki:A) Department of Philosophy:

http://www.helsinki.fi/filosofia/inf.htm

B)Faculty of Arts: Department of Philosophy: Group of Research on European thought

http://www.helsinki.fi/filosofia/ephil.htm

Department of Philosophy/

Department of Social and Moral Philosophy

P.O. Box 9

SF - 00014 UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI

FINLAND.

Fax: +358 9 191 29229 / +358 9 191 29273

nora.hamalainen@helsinki.fi

anu.kuusela@helsinki.fi

Philosophy is represented at the University of Helsinki by the Department of Philosophy and the Department of Social and Moral Philosophy. The former belongs to the Faculty of Humanities and the latter to the Faculty of Social Science. Both departments are located at Siltavuorenpenger 20 A.

Philosophy at the Faculty of Humanities is divided into Theoretical Philosophy and Swedish-language Philosophy. The main fields of Theoretical Philosophy are logic, epistemology and the philosophy of science, systematic philosophy, history of philosophy, and contemporary philosophy. Swedish-language philosophy offers the possibility to study in one's mother tongue for the Swedish-speaking minority of Finland, and includes studies in both theoretical and practical philosophy.

The department has two full professors and two university lecturers in theoretical philosophy, and one professor and one university lecturer in Swedish-language philosophy. The department also hosts a remarkable number of researchers and docents. In an evaluation of the quality of research, the two philosophy departments were awarded the highest possible rating.

The Department of Philosophy admits approximately 35 new majors students each year. Students are by default enrolled into the Master's program (160 credits), but they can also choose to take the B.A. degree (120 credits). Post-graduate studies lead to the degrees of Phil.Lic. and Ph.D.

C)Faculty of Social Science: Department of Social and Moral Philosophy

http://www.helsinki.fi/filosofia/esocial.htm

The Department of Social and Moral Philosophy addresses both normative questions and the conceptual and methodological problems connected with them. Its work thus includes the wide area of the philosophy of the social sciences. A central concern of the Department is ethics, including not only the study of general moral standards and basic human values, but also applied ethics, particularly business ethics, biomedical ethics, environmental ethics, and professional ethics, which encompasses the moral standards appropriate in journalism, law, medicine, scientific research, and other professional fields. Connected with these subfields of ethics are social and political philosophy as well as philosophy of law, which address such questions as the proper ethical standards for institutions - private as well as governmental - and the foundations and constitutive principles of democracy. On the conceptual side of practical philosophy is the theory of action, which explores the nature of human action and the modes of explanation appropriate

to it. This subfield is directly connected with the social sciences, which address the empirical side of the concepts whose structure and logic is addressed by the philosophy of action. The nature of group action and socially shared intentions, particularly the kind essential for cooperation, is a related concern of the philosophy of social science.

The Department of Social and Moral Philosophy also houses the interdisciplinary programme of Science and Technology Studies. Feminist contributions to ethics, as well as feminist treatments of philosophy of science and political philosophy, have also come into the Department's research.

3, University of Jyväskylän: Department of Philosophy

http://www.jyu.fi/ytk/en/

Faculty of Social Sciences

P.O.Box 35

FI-40014

UNIVERSITY OFJYVÄSKYLÄ

Tel. + 358 14 260 2800

Fax. + 358 14 260 2801

4, University of Turku: Department of Philosophy

http://www.soc.utu.fi/filosofia/efil.htm

University of Turku

Department of Philosophy

20014 Turku Finland

Office: Assistentinkatu 7

Tel. +358 2 333 5420 / Fax +358 2 333 6390

SOCIOLOGIE

http://www.soc.utu.fi/sosiologia/html/english.html

Postal Address: Department of Sociology, FI-20014 University of Turku

Location: Assistentinkatu 7, Fourth Floor

Phone: +358-2-333 5376

Fax: +358-2-333 5080

     NORVEGIA

1 University of Oslo: A)Filosofisk Institutt

http://www.hf.uio.no/ifikk/english/

General inquiries: Ekspedisjonskontoret

Opening hours: 10 - 14

Telephone: 22 85 69 11 Fax: 24 85 75 51

Visiting address: Niels Henrik Abels v 36, 0313 Oslo

Post address: Boks 1020 Blindern, N-0315 Oslo

The Department of Philosophy, Classics, History of art and Ideas was established January 1st 2005. This new, larger department consists of four former, smaller departments, or parts of these departments (Philosophy, Classical languages (greek and Latin), History of Ideas and Art History).

Comprehensive information in English will be available in the autumn of 2005. Until then, you will find some useful links on this page.

B)History of Ideas Programme

The University of Oslo

Boks 1072 Blindern

NO-0316 OSLO

Norway

Telephone: (+47) 22 85 50 50

      SUEDIA

1 Göteburg University: a)Department of History of Ideas and Theory of Science

http://hum.gu.se/

nu e in engleza

b)Department of Philosophy

http://www.phil.gu.se/philosophy.html

In Gothenburg, as well as at the other Swedish universities, philosophy is divided into Theoretical and Practical philosophy. Theoretical philosophy deals with how the world is, and with how we come to know what it is like. Practical philosophy deals with how the world ought to be; ethical and moral arguments belong to practical philosophy. In Gothenburg you can also study logic, a philosophical discipline which is close to mathematics.

Studying philosophy gives a basic training in critical thinking and is therefore a good introduction (or complement) to almost any other kind of study. Since philosophy is such an important part of the history of thought, no humanistic education ought to be considered quite complete if it does not include philosophy.

2, Lund University: a)Department of History of Science and Ideas

http://lucat2000.lu.se/en/normal/docOP120.rbs?orgid=015001003

b)Department of Philosophy

http://www.fil.lu.se/cms/section.asp?id=1163&lang=eng

Department of Philosophy

Lund University

Kungshuset, Lundagĺrd

SE-222 22 Lund

fil@fil.lu.se

+46 (0)46 222 75 90

Lund philosophy preprints is the right place to look for work in progress. The contributions are frequently updated and eventually removed from the series. The authors welcome your comments. Philosopher's Index key words can be used to search the data base.

3, Stockholm University: a)Department of Comparative Literature and History of Ideas

http://www.littvet.su.se/

nu e in engleza

b)Department of Philosophy

http://www.philosophy.su.se/eng/eng.htm

Adress: Department of Philosophy, Stockholm University, 106 91 Stockholm, Sweden

Telephone: +46-8-16 34 14

Fax: +46-8-15 22 26

E-mail: info@philosophy.su.se

Philosophy at Stockholm University is divided into two subjects, practical philosophy and theoretical philosophy.

Briefly stated, practical philosophy includes value theory, ethics, social philosophy, political philosophy, philosophy of law, aesthetics, philosophy of education, philosophy of religion, and the philosophy of science of the social sciences and humanities.

Theoretical philosophy includes metaphysics, theory of knowledge, philosophy of science, logic, philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, and phenomenology. Decision theory and philosophy of action, as well as history of philosophy, is included in both subdisciplines.

4, Uppsala University: a)Department of History of Science and Ideas

http://www.uu.se/Adresser/HH9.html

nu e in engleza

b)Department of Philosophy

http://www.uu.se/Adresser/HH7.html

Besöksadress: Humanistiskt centrum, Thunbergsv. 3 H

Postadress: Box 627, 751 26 UPPSALA

Tel. 018 471 73 50, 018 471 73 51

Fax 018 471 73 70

E-post: filosofi@filosofi.uu.se

Prefekt/motsv.: Lars-Göran Johansson, 018 471 73 61

Stf. prefekt: Sven Danielsson, 018 471 73 53

Studierektor: Ryszard Sliwinski, 018 471 73 51

IT-ansvarig: Tomas Ekenberg, Ryszard Sliwinski, 018 471 73 51

- nu e in engleza

         CIPRU

1 University of Cyprus: Department of Classics and Philosophy

http://www.ucy.ac.cy/~classics/EN/index.html

The Department of Classics and Philosophy (also referred to as 'KFI') aims at providing its students with a sound scholarly background and research skills in their areas of study. The Department's subject areas in study and research are ancient Greek and Roman from the origins up to the end of antiquity, and Philosophy from its Greek origins up to the present. The official teaching language is Modern Greek. The Department offers two degrees, both recognized by the Republics of Cyprus and Greece:

Degree in Classics, and

Degree in Philosophy.

     GRECIA

1, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki: Department of Philosophy and P

http://web.auth.gr/edlit/

NU E IN ENGLEZA

2, University of Athens: Faculty of Philosophy, Pedagogy and Psychology: Department of Philosophy

http://www.uoa.gr/uoauk/html06/ch06_filos.htm

http://www.ppp.uoa.gr/ - IN CONSTRUCTIE

DEPARTAMENT FOLOSOFIE

http://www.ppp.uoa.gr/filosofiki.html - NU E IN ENGLEZA

3, University of Crete: Department of Philosophy and Social Studies

4, University of Ioannina: Department of Philosophy, Education and Psychology

http://www.uoi.gr/schools/human/ph_edu_psy/index.html

NU E IN ENGLEZA

5, Olympic Centre for Philosophy and Culture, Athens

6, University of Patras: Department of Philosophy

     MALTA

1 University of Malta: Department of Philosophy

http://home.um.edu.mt/philosophy/

Department of Philosophy

TEL: (+356) 2340 3085 FAX: (+356) 21 317938

E-mail us at philosophy@um.edu.mt

     PORTUGALIA

1 Universidade de Lisboa: Departamento de filosofia

http://www.fl.ul.pt/dep_filosofia/principal.htm

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      ITALIA

1 Universita di Bologna: Dipartimento di filosofia

http://www.filosofia.unibo.it/index.htm

Indirizzo: Via Zamboni, 38 – 40126 Bologna

Telefono:

051-2098316 (per informazioni di carattere generale)

051-2098315 (per informazioni relative a orari, lezioni, appelli d’esame)

Fax: 051-2098355

E-Mail: dipfil@philo.unibo.it

NU E IN ENGLEZA

2, Universita di Firenze (Florence): Dipartimento di filosofia

http://www3.unifi.it/dpfilo/index.php?newlang=eng

Via Bolognese, 52 - 50139 Firenze

phone: 0039 0554622400 - fax: 0039 055475640

Dep. Head: Andrea Cantini

3, Universita di Genova: Dipartimento di filosofia

http://www.dif.unige.it/

Dipartimento di Filosofia Via Balbi, 4 16126 GENOVA -

tel. 010-209 9713 fax.010-2099864 -Facoltŕ Lettere e Filosofia

** Direttore: Prof. Dino Cofrancesco tel.010-209 9772

Segretario amministrativo: Silvia Orsino (010-209 9713) -Facoltŕ di Scienze della formazione

4, Universita di Milano: Dipartimento di filosofia

http://users.unimi.it/~dipafilo/index.html

5, Universita di Padova (Padua): Dipartimento di filosofia

http://www.filosofia.lettere.unipd.it/

C.F. 80006480281

P.IVA 00742430283

6, Universita di Roma (La Sapienza): Facolta di filosofia

http://www.filosofia.uniroma1.it/home.asp

Facoltŕ di Filosofia

Universitŕ degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza"

Via Carlo Fea 2 - 00161 - Roma / Tel. 0649917297

7, Universita di Trieste: Dipartimento di filosofia

http://www.units.it/~dipfilo/

Androna Campo Marzio, 10

34123 Trieste

Tel +39040558.4314

Fax +39040311796

      MAREA BRITANIE

<http://www.philosophy.leeds.ac.uk/>

<http://www.bris.ac.uk/Depts/Philosophy/index.html>

<http://www.phil.cam.ac.uk>/ (cambridge)

<http://www.dur.ac.uk/philosophy.department/home.html>

<http://www.philosophy.ed.ac.uk/>

<http://www.essex.ac.uk/philosophy/>

<http://www.philosophicalgourmetreport.com/breakdown.htm> (ff important)

<http://www.gla.ac.uk/departments/philosophy/index.html>

<http://www.gre.ac.uk/schools/humanities/philosophy.htm>

<http://perseus.herts.ac.uk/uhinfo/schools/humanities/philosophy.cfm>

<http://www.hull.ac.uk/philosophy>/

<http://www.kent.ac.uk/secl/philosophy>/

<http://www.lancs.ac.uk/fss/ieppp/research/cp.htm>

<http://www.liv.ac.uk/Philosophy/philos.html>

<http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/ugprospectus/courses/philosophy.cfm>

<http://www.sas.ac.uk/philosophy/>