Graduates have comprehensive knowledge of both classical and non-classical logic and their applications in related fields, especially mathematics, analytic philosophy, computer science and formal linguistics. In addition to academic skills and knowledge, graduates have the ability to analyse complex problems and systems of various types and are qualified for careers in programming, administration and development of IT systems or legislative and public administrative bodies.

Graduates also receive an excellent background for further study in the master’s programme in logic as well as in mathematics, philosophy, linguistics or computer science.