The teaching contributes to achieving the learning objectives of the degree course, in the sense illustrated below:

-Knowledge and ability of comprehension
The teaching aims at favouring the knowledge of the object and vocabulary of philosophical anthropology, taking into account the relationship of the discipline with various branches of applied anthropology (cultural, medical psychological, etc.) and its specific contribution to anthropology in a broad sense;

-Autonomy of Judgment
The teaching aims at encouraging the ability to judge autonomously when searching for and analysing meanings, or when collecting and organizing complex cultural data pertaining to wider frameworks;

-Communication skills
The teaching aims at developing individual communication skills, both written and oral, through the exposition of the results of individual study and research; the use of computer tools will be encouraged.