With this educational program, you will obtain all the tools of thought and analysis that are required in the field of philosophical anthropology. Enroll now” 

In the digital world, philosophy seems to blur and overlap without allowing its relation to different scientific and humanistic knowledge to emerge. Nevertheless, large technology companies such as Microsoft, IBM or Google have incorporated philosophers into their staff in order to respond to potential ethical problems, for example, regarding Artificial Intelligence. At the same time, global political turmoil also requires reflections given by sociologists who are very familiar with the main philosophers, the concept of State, social constitution, justice or peace. 

This new working reality is the underlying justification for this program. Understanding the world, the close connection between philosophy and the media and social reality; or posing the main human problems and their implications in everyday life are some of the points that this professional master’s degree in Ethics, Philosophy, Politics and Anthropology delves into. It provides advanced and extensive knowledge, which is presented in a dynamic way thanks to the innovative teaching material developed by TECH and the use of the latest technology applied to academic teaching.   

A program that will enable students to advance professionally in different fields after delving into the philosophy of law and political philosophy, from the classics to Rousseau, and cultural philosophy itself. All this taking a theoretical and practical approach, thanks to the case studies provided by the specialized team that teaches this program.

A 100% online professional master’s degree that gives students the opportunity to study it comfortably, whenever and wherever they choose. Students only need an electronic device to access the syllabus on the virtual campus. The content is available at any time of day, allowing students to organize the course load around their daily commitments. Students are offered this flexible program which allows them to balance quality education with the most demanding responsibilities.

Thanks to this professional master’s degree, you will approach philosophical thought, society and politics from a theoretical and practical perspective”  

This professional master’s degree in Ethics, Philosophy, Politics and Anthropology contains the most complete and up-to-date program on the market. The most important features include: 

• Practical cases presented by experts in Philosophy and Anthropology 
• The graphic, schematic, and practical contents with which they are created, provide scientific and practical information on the disciplines that are essential for professional practice 
• Practical exercises where self-assessment can be used to improve learning 
• Special emphasis on innovative methodologies in Philosophy and Anthropology  
• Theoretical lessons, questions to the expert, debate forums on controversial topics, and individual reflection assignments 
• Content that is accessible from any fixed or portable device with an Internet connection 

Enroll in an online program designed so you can balance quality education with your personal responsibilities”   

The program’s teaching staff includes professionals from the sector who contribute their work experience to this program, as well as renowned specialists from leading societies and prestigious universities.

The multimedia content, developed with the latest educational technology, will provide the professional with situated and contextual learning, i.e., a simulated environment that will provide immersive specialization programmed to learn in real situations.

This program is designed around Problem-Based Learning, whereby the professional must try to solve the different professional practice situations that arise throughout the program. For this purpose, the student will be assisted by an innovative interactive video system created by renowned and experienced experts.    

Acquire the theoretical bases and practical tools required for the most complete philosophical analysis"

Know the philosophical bases of the most relevant human developments and acquire the ability to elaborate and present a complete analysis of their current situation"

Upon completing the professional master’s degree, students will be able to philosophically analyze, debate or reflect on specific situations involving different aspects of human morality. Students will also be able to explain the main topics in metaphysics, philosophy of nature or epistemology. Thanks to the Relearning learning system, which TECH uses for all its programs, students will be able to reach these goals much faster and more flexible way.

Advance in your professional career thanks to content that will bring you closer to the main ethical and social problems today” 

General Objectives

• Learn how to use a rigorous philosophical method, shaped by the order in thought and the capacity for dialog, and put it into practice 
• Possess the adequate tools to study philosophical subjects 
• Conduct fruitful scientific work  
• Structure the various philosophical contents that will become evident in daily work environments 
• Develop a mental structure and appropriate conceptual frameworks that structure philosophical criteria rooted in the Christian tradition, including principles, methods and contents of their own 
• Shape students' specific identity as Christian thinkers  

Specific Objectives

Module 1. General Ethics 

• Discuss the foundations and constituent elements of human morality 
• Express, in earnest, ethical judgments of the objective order of human actions 
• Analyze human action in terms of ethics 
• Analyze specific situations where different aspects of human morality are involved 
• Understand the good as a concept that moves and regulates human action 

Module 2. Special Ethics 

• Analyze elements of morality involved in personal and social life 
• Make balanced value judgments on the elements of morality involved in personal and social life 
• Discern the elements of morality involved in personal and social life from specific situations 
• Analyze and discuss specific situations involving various aspects of human morality 
• Analyze friendship as a condition for the potential for good in the community 

Module 3. Political Philosophy 

• Review the main political theories  
• Analyze the basis for the origin and development of the main political and social institutions in the West 

Module 4. Philosophy of Law 

• Analyze the meaning of legal activity 
• Review the main problems addressed by the philosophy of law 
• Know the periods in the historical development of the philosophy of law 

Module 5. Seminar on Bioethical Problems 

• Analyze the concept and generalities of bioethics as a discipline from an interdisciplinary approach  
• Explain the main bioethical tenets and principles  
• Know some deliberative methodologies to address bioethical problems 
• Identify bioethical dilemmas in specific cases 
• Reflect on the current and future relevance of bioethics in daily and professional life 

Module 6. Seminar on Contemporary Political Problems 

• Analyze three contemporary political problems of great relevance, including historical development and cultural burden 
• Identify the ideological propaganda and patterns of revolutionary modus operandi for the destabilization of traditionally embedded communities and the artificial construction of modern societies according to their respective ideologies 
• Know the philosophical bases of modern constitutionalism and critically analyze both its unifying effect in the Anglo-American region and its disintegrating effect in the Spanish-American region 

Module 7. Philosophy and the Media 

• Understand the close connection between philosophy and the communicative act in general 
• Grasp the role the media plays in shaping how humans understand the world around them 

Module 8. Social and Political Philosophy 

• Reflect on the media 
• Examine the schools of thought and traditions in communication 

Module 9. Philosophy of Culture 

• Discuss various definitions of culture 
• Distinguish philosophical definitions of culture from those in other sciences 
• Explain the elements that make up cultural reality 
• Make a critical and propositional judgment on certain cultural expressions 
• Explain why the concept of culture is inherent to the concept of a person 

Module 10. Philosophical Anthropology I 

• Analyze the study of man from a philosophical point of view 
• Analyze the human phenomenon in order to highlight the constitutive elements of man 
• Understand the philosophical meaning of the question of the human being, pointing out the themes of human life, uniquely human behavior and the cognitive, volitional and affective dynamism of man 
• Raise human problems and discuss their implications in everyday life 
• Identify anthropological conceptions diffused in cultural expressions 

Module 11. Philosophical Anthropology II 

• Break down the constitutive dimensions of humans, applying the main contributions of philosophical anthropology to the knowledge and understanding of oneself and one's fellow humans 
• Explain the constitutive dimensions of humans, applying the main contributions of philosophical anthropology to the knowledge and understanding of oneself and one's fellow human beings 
• Know the origin and meaning of the anthropological notion of the concept of person 
• Raise human problems and discuss their implications in everyday life 
• Identify anthropological conceptions diffused in cultural expressions 

Module 12. Philosophical Synthesis 

• Synthetically and articulately explain the main topics in metaphysics, philosophy of nature, philosophical anthropology, epistemology, ethics and philosophical theology 
• Delve into research in philosophy 

Take the plunge and delve into a higher education that will allow you to thoroughly study the social contract and Hobbes' naturalism”