Pontificia Università della Santa Croce

What you'll study

Instruction combines systematic and organic coverage of core areas of philosophy with direct engagement with major philosophical authors and their texts. Key emphases found in the programme description include:

• Systematic formation in the fundamental areas of philosophy.
• Close study of primary works and direct contact with authors through seminar style teaching.
• Exploration of metaphysical and anthropological dimensions within the classical tradition.
• Reflection on philosophical responses to scientific discovery and cultural change.

Entry requirements

The School publishes an Academic Guide and gives enrolment dates (enrolment opens 1 September; classes begin 5 October for the 2026–2027 academic year). Specific admission criteria are not listed on the cited page; applicants should consult the university's Academic Guide or admissions office for formal entry requirements and application procedures.

Career prospects

No explicit career outcomes are listed on the programme page. Given the programme’s focus on rigorous textual study, metaphysics and anthropology, graduates commonly pursue further academic study, teaching, research, roles in ecclesial and pastoral formation, or other professions that value critical reasoning and ethical reflection.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme page does not detail scholarships or fees. Prospective students should check the university’s admissions and financial aid information or contact the registrar for available funding options, scholarships, and residency supports.