Master in Filosofia Del Digitale

The application deadline for the Jan 2027 intake is Oct 28, 2026. The tuition fee is 3,232 EUR per year.

One of the key modules in the Master's programme is Neuroscienze e digitale (Neurosciences and Digital), which explores how digital technologies are reshaping human cognition and interaction. This programme is offered as a part-time interateneo programme with the University of Torino, with a focus on the philosophical and technological dimensions of the digital transformation. It aims to prepare professionals to navigate and influence the rapidly changing digital landscape, addressing the ethical, political, and economic implications of digital technologies. The 304-hour course is designed to share knowledge and skills in the emerging field of digital philosophy. Students will engage with topics such as the interaction between humans and machines, the ethical implications of artificial intelligence, and the governance of digital technologies. The programme includes a mix of face-to-face and online sessions, with three weekends in presence at the campuses of Udine and Torino.

The programme is led by a distinguished faculty, including Prof. Luca Taddio, who specializes in phenomenology and ontology, and Prof. Maurizio Ferraris, a renowned philosopher and director of the LabOnt (Laboratory of Ontology). The faculty also includes experts in human-computer interaction, digital marketing, and neuroscientific research, ensuring a multidisciplinary approach to the study of digital philosophy.