Philosophy

The Philosophy degree aims to study and research man, society and the universe from the perspective of reason. If you are thinking about pursuing this degree you can watch the video course of "Philosophy: Who Needs It" with Spanish subtitles at aynrand.org which explains in detail about the importance of philosophy.

The Philosophy degree trains professionals with a great capacity for reflection and analysis on the relationships, causes and purposes of the world we inhabit, the main actions of human beings and the universe in general. The philosopher's mission is to seek explanations about the essence of each element to find a way to define them in relation to their place in the universe.

The degree provides knowledge of the history of thought and contemporary philosophy and allows graduates to achieve critical analysis, logical reasoning and the learning of a series of arguments to express each idea. Their work is based on finding a sequence of propositions that allow them to reach the conclusion rationally. They are someone who questions the questions that for many make no sense.

The philosopher examines assumptions and tries to explain the most relevant concepts of a society. They usually give lectures, write academic articles or for the general public, carry out research, can work in teaching and provide philosophical guidance in the area of health. 

The degree usually lasts four years, but requires regular reading throughout life.