Philosophy, Politics and Society Radboud University

Overview

You will learn to critically engage with complex philosophical texts, identify and articulate pressing philosophical problems, and develop well-structured arguments in response. You will conduct independent research, collaborate with peers, and present your ideas clearly to both expert and general audiences. Throughout the program, you will gain the ability to apply philosophical insights to societal challenges, connect your specialization to broader philosophical traditions, and reflect on the role of philosophy in contemporary culture and practice.

Future career opportunities

Graduates of the Master’s specialisation in Philosophy, Politics and Society have a wide range of options. Our aim is to train you for a career in journalism, politics, government, consultancy or education by giving you the skills to research and write independently. You do not just write academic papers, but actively train the skills required for a career in consultancy.

Dutch students who would like to become a teacher within the Netherlands, could continue to attain the academic teacher’s degree (Lerarenopleiding Mens- en Maatschappijwetenschappen), offered by the Radboud Teaching Academy.

Labour market information in the Netherlands Studiekeuze123*

Of the graduates in the Master’s programme in Philosophy, 47% found a job within their field. The gross starting salary based on 32 hours a week is €2,350. (Source: www.studiekeuze123.nl, 2021)

Accreditation

This programme is accredited by the NVAO (the Dutch-Flemish accreditation organisation).