Philosophy

 

 Tittle  Philosophy
 Department  Philosophy and Politology
 Type (compulsory/optional)  Compulsory
 Cycle (first/second)  First Cycle
 Semester when the component is delivered  2nd semester
 Course description  Discipline focuses on deep and profound learning specific philosophical comprehension of reality, the formation of high ideological and methodological culture of the students, the ability to use their knowledge and experience in the analysis of the socio and economic phenomena of our life. Discipline refers to the normative disciplines. Named course should promote highly qualified specialists in finance, economics and business, management.
 Course content
Module I. The history of philosophical thought
Topic 1. Philosophy, its purpose, content and function in society.
Topic 2. The philosophy of the ancient East.
Topic 3. Greek philosophy.
Topic 4. Western philosophy of the Middle Ages.
Topic 5. Philosophy Renaissance.
Topic 6. European classical modern philosophy and the Enlightenment (XVII-XVIII)
Topic 7. German classical philosophy
Topic 8. Traditions and peculiarities of philosophical thought in Ukraine.
Topic 9. The modern world philosophy.
Module II. Theory of Philosophy and Methodology of Science
Topic 10. Philosophical ontology.
Topic 11. Consciousness, its content and structure.
Topic 12. Epistemology. The main content of cognitive activity.
Topic 13. Philosophy and Methodology of Science.
Topic 14. Philosophical anthropology.
Topic 15. Axiology and Philosophy of Culture.
Topic 16. Social philosophy. Philosophy of History.
Topic 17. Philosophy of Economics.
Topic18. Social progress and philosophical problems of globalization.
 Learning outcomes The ability to implement knowledge into practices;
The skills to use information and communicative technologies.
The ability to search, process and analyze information from different sources.
The capacity for creative and critical thinking.
The ability to make informed decisions.
The skills of interpersonal interaction.
The ability to show initiative and adventurousness
The ability to act consciously and socially responsible based on ethical grounds
 Contact hours (lectures/seminars)

  30/30
 
Prerequisites

  Politology.
 Number of ECTS credits allocated

  3 credits