Aesthetics Studies: Focus on the structures of human experience (particularly the issue of sensitivity), expressive practices of taste, and the knowledge of different artistic traditions;
Moral Philosophy Studies: Encompasses knowledge and skills related to human action in its ethical-social, normative, political, anthropological, and communicative dimensions;
Philosophy of Law Studies: Addresses deontological, historical-doctrinal, and political dimensions;
Theoretical Philosophy Studies: Concerns the activity of thought in its genesis, the structuring of concepts, and various forms of experience, particularly theories of knowledge, phenomenology, metaphysics, ontology, hermeneutics, and religion;
Logic and Philosophy of Science Studies: Focus on forms of scientific knowledge, logic and natural languages, knowledge representation and computation, and methodological and foundational issues of individual sciences;
Historical-Philosophical Studies: Includes the forms and development of philosophical thought from antiquity to the present, extending to political philosophy, philosophy of history, Italian philosophy, and cultural expressions of philosophical doctrines, also in relation to modern and contemporary historical studies;
Social Studies of Science and Sociology: Pertains to the dynamics of production, dissemination, and use of expert knowledge, technological artifacts, and socio-technical infrastructures;
History of Science and Technology Studies: Aims at a historical-critical reconstruction of the development of sciences, techniques, and scientific institutions, both diachronically and synchronically, including their social, communicative, and gender aspects;
Philosophy of Language and Mind Studies: Includes the latest trends in semiotics and analytical philosophy.