Study programmes

Graduates of the study programme Semiotics and Philosophy of Communication have the ability to conduct independent scientific research and independent creative activity in the field of research or development, based on knowledge of primary and basic secondary texts in the field, they are able to summarize and critically evaluate the current state of research, formulate scientific hypotheses and research questions. The student is able to critically analyze, evaluate and synthesise new and complex ideas. The graduate is able to participate in basic and applied research in academic departments and universities in the field of philosophy, humanities, and social sciences, as well as to engage in work in mass media, cultural and social institutions. On the basis of his/her knowledge of social sciences and social phenomena, including communication processes, he/she is able to eruditely interpret and popularise the latest knowledge gained through the study of the programme and to communicate it convincingly to the domestic and international public.