Master in Philosophy

The Master's programme in Philosophy at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin is taught in English over two years, with an annual tuition fee of 9360 PLN. According to the programme description, studies at this level cultivate critical and analytical thinking skills, provide orientation across various areas of social life, and prepare graduates to take part in interdisciplinary projects and a variety of social roles, including work in scientific, educational, cultural, and administrative institutions. A master's degree from the programme also serves as a route into PhD study, and the university notes that it equips graduates with transferable skills that are attractive to employers beyond academic philosophy. On the professional skills side, graduates are expected to develop advanced research abilities, including formulating and analysing research problems, selecting research methods and tools, and processing and presenting results. Students also learn to prove logical theorems, determine the logical structure of statements, and paraphrase natural language utterances in the languages of various logical systems, reflecting a strong grounding in formal logic alongside broader philosophical training. Philosophy master's programmes of this kind typically combine seminar-based discussion of major philosophical texts and traditions with more technical training in logic and argumentation, preparing graduates for further academic study as well as analytical roles outside academia. Lublin, a city in eastern Poland, is home to the John Paul II Catholic University, one of the country's Catholic universities offering graduate humanities education, including this two-year English-taught philosophy degree with its stated emphasis on logic and interdisciplinary skills.