A program to delve into the political, social and religious philosophy of culture through a 100% online academic experience comprised of 1,500 hours of the best theoretical, practical and additional content"

What is the human being, what is his origin, what is the purpose of his existence? Philosophical anthropology focuses on answering these and other questions related to man and his role in the world, as well as his connection with other beings. Part of this metaphysical science is based on cultural and aesthetic studies over the centuries, thanks to which it has been possible to determine the emotional, sensitive, figurative and educational relationship that exists between art and man's conscious links with nature, society and his own being. It is a complex area that, in addition, covers a wide area of research, not only in terms of chronology, but also in terms of the scenarios in which it is applied (politics, society, education, etc.).

Based on this, TECH and its team of experts in the Humanities have developed this professional master’s degree in Aesthetics and Cultural Studies, a program that provides the most complete and specialized information on this philosophical field and structural and anthropological concepts in the current environment. It is an academic experience of 1,500 hours that the graduate will be able to distribute over 12 months in which they will have the opportunity to delve into areas such as: the History of Art and its Philosophy, the history of Christianity, the Philosophy of Law and the relationship of this field with religion and the media, and the application of ontology to the cultural, social and political sector.

For this purpose, they will have the best syllabus, as well as case studies based on real contexts and hours of additional material presented in different formats. All framed within the Virtual Campus, which can be accessed at any time, without limits and only conditional on having a device with internet connection. In this way, you will be able to develop your philosophical thinking on cultural studies and aesthetics through a flexible academic experience tailored to your needs and requirements.

You will work on the concept of Aesthetics as a basis and approach to philosophical principles through the reading and interpretation of its primary sources"

This professional master’s degree in Aesthetics and Cultural Studies contains the most complete and up-to-date program on the market. The most important features include:

• Practical cases presented by experts in Aesthetics and Cultural Studies
• The graphic, schematic and practical contents of the book provide technical and practical information on those disciplines that are essential for professional practice
• Practical exercises where the self-assessment process can be carried out to improve learning
• A special emphasis on innovative methodologies
• Theoretical lessons, questions to the expert, debate forums on controversial topics, and assignments for individual reflection
• Content that is accessible from any fixed or portable device with an internet connection

You will be able to delve into the different phases of Art History, focusing on the field of Christianity as the cultural cradle of an incalculable heritage spread throughout the world"

The program’s teaching staff includes professionals from the sector who contribute their work experience to this degree 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 learning designed for real situations.

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

An exhaustive and complete program with which you will be able to get up to date on the main paradigms of philosophical anthropology from wherever you want: without schedules or on-site classes"

You will have access to the Virtual Campus from any device with an internet connection, so you can choose the perfect time to get into the key concepts of Aesthetics and Cultural Studies"

The dream-like and imaginative character of art in its many forms has led philosophical professionals to establish various theories about the role of man in the world. Based on this, TECH has developed a program that brings together a synthesis of centuries of history in a convenient program, with the aim of providing those interested in this field with all the information they need to specialize in it. And over the course of the program, they will acquire a broad and exhaustive knowledge of philosophical synthesis applied to the cultural, social and political arenas that make up today's society. 

TECH goal with this degree is for you to achieve your personal goals through an academic experience tailored to your requirements" 

General Objectives

• Acquire a rigorous philosophical method, shaped by the order in thought and the capacity for dialog, as well as putting it into practice 
• Possess 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 Christian tradition, including principles, methods and contents 
• Shape students' unique identity as Christian thinkers

Specific Objectives

Module 1. Aesthetics

• Be able to explain the approaches of the main philosophers through the reading and interpretation of primary sources
• Know the notions and fundamental problems of Aesthetics
• Critically compare the various aesthetic viewpoints studied in this course
• Recognize the different perspectives of aesthetic-philosophical analysis in order to approach particular artistic expressions
• Recognize the problems faced by aesthetics in the face of the complexity and diversity of the current artistic phenomenon

Module 2. Philosophy of Art

• Know the basic definitions of art
• Distinguish art from other human objects and learn about forms of artistic interpretation
• Understand what a philosophical study of the artistic experience consists of

Module 3. Art History

• Know the different artistic expressions that have developed throughout history
• Understand the fundamental artistic values of each period, their main authors and works, and their cultural and ideological impact on mankind
• Review the specifics of the thinking behind the movement, the main techniques used, the most commonly practised disciplines

Module 4. Christian Art History

• Get to know the most significant iconography of Christian art
• Identify biblical scenes depicted in the visual arts
• Identify the features of styles and periods

Module 5. Philosophical Anthropology I

• Introduce the study of man from a philosophical point of view
• Analyze the human phenomenon in order to highlight the constituent elements of man
• Understand the philosophical meaning of the question of the human being, pointing out the themes of human life, specifically human behavior and the cognitive, volitional and affective dynamism of man
• Consider human problems and discuss their implications in everyday life

Module 6. Philosophical Anthropology II

• Explain the constitutive dimensions of the human being, 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 person
• Consider human problems and discuss their implications in everyday life
• Identify anthropological conceptions diffused in cultural expressions
• Know the origin and meaning of the anthropological notion of person

Module 7. Philosophy of Law

• Analyze the Meaning of Legal Activity
• Review the main problems addressed by legal philosophy
• Know the periods of the historical development of the philosophy of law

Module 8. Philosophy and the Media

• Understand the close relationship between philosophy and the act of communication in general
• Understand the importance of the so-called Media in the understanding that human beings have of their environment

Module 9. Religious Philosophy

• Explain the constitutive elements of the religious phenomenon
• Explain the different dimensions of the sacred
• Explain the subjectivity of faith
• Compare the various interpretations of religious experience in the history of philosophy
• Clarifying the essence of religion: what is and what is not religion

Module 10. Social and Political Philosophy

• Apply the knowledge gained from systematic subjects, in particular anthropology and ethics, to the analysis of the structural elements of society and politics
• Exercise critical discernment in specific current situations
• Be clear about all the elements involved in social coexistence
• Promote the use of virtues as a way of living a good life in the community
• Understand the different forms of government, as well as the political concepts that are assumed when talking about government

Module 11. Cultural Philosophy

• Present various definitions of culture
• Distinguish philosophical definitions of culture from other sciences
• Explain the elements that make up the cultural reality
• Make a critical and proactive judgment on certain cultural expressions
• Explain why the concept of culture is inherent to the concept of personhood

Module 12. Philosophical Synthesis

• Synthetically and articulately explain the main topics in metaphysics, philosophy of nature, philosophy of anthropology, philosophy of knowledge, ethics and philosophical theology, as well as a monographic philosophy research paper

The best program in today's academic market for analyzing the meaning of legal activity through philosophical thought"