Since its foundation, FINO has placed considerable emphasis on teaching activities appropriate to doctoral studies. These comprise activities shared by all students in the doctoral program, and activities organized separately by the four different curricula.
Shared teaching activities
Shared teaching activities are principally located in the first year of the program. They include (2020-2021):
– 1. Arguments and Methods in Philosophy (10 credits)
– 2:  Skills (12 credits): a seminar on skills like Academic English and organization of Research (and Grants)
– 3: June Seminar  of PhD students (8 credits)
Cycle 36: Mandatory Teaching (1 and 2) will be held since November 2020 in Vercelli.
The seminar (3) depending on the previous lessons will be in Vercelli on June 2021.
Curricular activities
PhD students are invited to participate in curricular activities (you are not obliged to limit your activities to your own curriculum). For information on the curricular commitments see: 1-epistemology; 2-ethics&politics; 3- history of philosophy; 4- theoretical philosophy.
List of courses
November 2020- October 2021 (cycle 36)
This is a general framework. Dates and duration may change for organizational reasons.Â
| Â Â Â COURSE TOPIC | Â Â Â Place/Time | Â Â Â Â TEACHER(S) |
| Argumentation | Â Â Vercelli, Nov | Â Â C.Amoretti, M.Benzi |
| Methods in philosophy | Â Â Vercelli, Nov | Â Â E. Galeotti, C, Penco et al. |
| Academic Skills | Â Â Vercelli, Nov | Â Â I. Carter, J. Sprenger et al. |
| Antinomy Teleological Power | Â Â Turin, Nov | Â Â G. Gava |
| Theoretical work in progress | Â Â Turin, Nov-Jan | Â Â G. Lingua |
| Symmetry and Asymmetry | Â Â Turin, February | Â Â G. Chiurazzi |
| History of Historiography | Â Â Turin, Nov-June | Â Â M. Ferrari, P. Rumore |
| Logic | Â Â Pavia, 2021 | Â Â A. Iacona |
| Classics in Analytic Philosophy | Â Â Pavia, 2021 | Â Â G. Bonino, D. Marconi, C. Penco |
| Mind & Epistemology | Â Â Pavia, TBA | Â Â A. Voltolini, T. Piazza |
| Epistemology work in progress | Â Â Pavia, Â 2021 | Â Â T. Piazza |
| Ethics & Epistemology | Â Â Genoa, 2021 | Â Â A. Tanesini, M.S. Vaccarezza |
| Kant Fact of Reason | Â Â Genoa, 2021 | Â Â J. Timmermann, L. Fonnesu |
| Political Realism | Â Â Genoa, 2021 | Â Â E. Rossi, F. Zuolo |
| Ethics & Politics work in progress | Â Â Genoa, 2021 | Â Â C. Fumagalli, V. Ottonelli |
| Workshop: Perspective in Platonism | Â Â Turin, May 2021 | Â Â F. Petrucci, G. De Cesaris et al. |
| History of Philosophy work in progress | Â Â Turin, 2021 | Â Â TBA |
| Philosophy and Religion | Â Â Turin, 2021 | Â Â E. Guglielminetti |
| Aesthetics and Political Theology | Â Â Turin, 2021 | Â Â F. Vercellone, A. Bertinetto |
| Philosophy of Nature | Â Â Turin, 2021 | Â Â G. Cuozzo, A. Dall’Igna |
| Graduate Conferences | Â Â June-October 2021 | Â check on list of GC |
Mandatory teaching: format
Minimum requirements. Some curricula may ask for more. See also general teaching regulation §10.
| YEAR | Â CREDITS |
| _____________________________________________ | ________ |
| I YEAR | Â Â Â |
| Â Â Â Common core for all PhD Students | 30 Credits |
| Â Â Â Curricular teaching | 30 credits |
| _ | _ |
| II YEAR | Â Â Â |
| Â Â Â Participation to International Conferences | 20 credits |
| Â Â Â Curricular teaching or teaching abroad | 30 credits |
| Â Â Â Mandatory Exam for the passage to 3rd Year | 10 credits |
| _ | _ |
| III YEAR | Â Â Â |
| Â Â Â Seminars, Graduate Conferences and coordination with tutors | 30 credits |
| Â Â Â Thesis Defence | 30 credits |