Institute of Philosophy
The Institute of Philosophy comprises two areas of research: Philosophy and European Governance
Institute of Philosophy
Welcome to the Institute of Philosophy! The Institute’s focus in research and teaching is modern and contemporary European philosophy. We regularly organize international conferences, workshops and guest lectures, and offer a wide range of courses in this field. Corresponding to the Institute’s international character, the courses of our Master program are taught in English, and the courses of our BA program are taught in English, French, and German. The Institute offers attractive research opportunities in all areas of modern and contemporary European philosophy. For students of our Master program we offer research student assistantships.
Areas of specialisation
- Modern and contemporary theoretical philosophy, esp. Kant and German Idealism, epistemology and philosophy of mind
(Prof. Dr. Dietmar Heidemann) - Philosophy of mind, epistemology, ontology/metaphysics (Prof. Dr. Frank Hofmann)
- Ethics and aesthetics education (Assistant-Prof. Dr. Jennifer Pavlik)
- Philosophy of Mind and Artificial Intelligence (Associate-Prof. Dr. Thomas Raleigh)
- Modern and contemporary practical and political philosophy (Prof. Dr. Lukas Sosoe)
The Department offers the following academic degrees:
- Bachelor
- Master
- PhD
Teaching activities
- Bachelor en Cultures Européennes – Filière Philosophie
- Master in Modern and Contemporary European Philosophy
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European Governance
The Research Group for European Governance (EuroGov) is an interdisciplinary research structure (constitutional law, philosophy of law & politics, comparative politics and sociology) centered on European and Comparative Political Studies.
Areas of specialisation
- Comparative European Politics
- Constitutional and Legislative Studies
- Electoral studies and Democratic Innovations
- Elite politics and decision-making processes
- Political theory
- Politics and Religion
Teaching activities
- Master in European Contemporary History
- Master in European Governance
- Master in Modern and Contemporary European Philosophy
Staff
- Dr. Patrick Dumont, chercheur en sciences politiques
- Dr. Raphaël Kies, chercheur en sciences politiques
- Dr. Nadim Farhat, chercheur en sciences politiques
- Dr. Florent Marciacq, chercheur en sciences politiques
- Dr. Konstantinos Papastathis, chercheur en sciences politiques
- Dr. Luis Ojeda, chercheur en philosophie du droit
- Dr. Philippe Poirier, enseignant-chercheur en sciences politiques, head of EuGov
- Prof. Dr. Lukas Sosoe
More information on the Research Group for European Governance (EuroGov)
