Professor John Dupré teaches a course and gives public lectures on 'Biology as Process: Philosophical Background and Implications' from 17th to 20th of May, 2022.
The workshop concentrates on diff…
Application deadlines extended for international master’s studies in two faculties of the University of Tartu
The University of Tartu has decided to provide extended application deadlines for international master’s studies in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities and the Faculty of Social Sciences.
As the frag…
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The fourth conference of East European Network for Philosophy of Science takes place from 17th to 19th of August 2022, in Tartu. The East European Network for Philosophy of Science (EENPS) hold…
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The first Hokkaido-Tartu philosophy workshop will take place online, on zoom, in June 20–21. The workshop is meant to provide an opportunity for philosophers in Japan and Estonia to discuss and int…
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Professor John Dupré teaches a course and gives public lectures on 'Biology as Process: Philosophical Background and Implications' from 17th to 20th of May, 2022.
The workshop concentrates on diff…
#research
#news
Research discussion "Feelings, Actions, and Thoughts in the First Days of Full-Scale War in Ukraine"
On May 9th at 14:15, UT Department of Semiotics hosts a hybrid research discussion "Feelings, Actions, and Thoughts in the First Days of Full-Scale War in Ukraine".
On 24 February, the Rus…
Institute of Philosophy and Semiotics
Welcome to the Institute of Philosophy and Semiotics, University of Tartu. The Institute was established in 2007 following a broad structural reform within UT. As a result of that the Department of Semiotics was re-introduced to the Faculty of Philosophy (from the Faculty of Social Sciences) and was joined with both the Department of Philosophy and the interdisciplinary Centre for Ethics. In 2016 the Institute became part of the new Faculty of Arts and Humanities.
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