The first year of the course explores, with all the relevant technicalities, updates and historical insights, the fundamental debates still evolving in such central disciplines of philosophical enquiry as ontology and metaphysics, ethics and bioethics, epistemology, the philosophy of logic and mathematics, philosophy of language, philosophy of science, philosophy of the mind and the cognitive sciences, argumentation theory, philosophy of technology and artificial intelligence, preparing students for further study and research at doctoral level.

In the second year, the curriculum is enriched with a wide range of lessons and workshops in the field of science and technology on topics such as economics and business management, robotics and machine ethics, the neuroscience of decision-making, the environmental, economic and social challenges of sustainability, digital innovation and technology transfer, healthcare engineering and economics, data analysis, management and communication, intellectual property ontology and so on, training students to apply the skills of philosophical analysis and rational argumentation learned in the first year in all these fields, and preparing them for a wide range of professionsin the areas of business, communication and human resource management.