Andrej Rajský

Andrej Rajský is an Associate Professor at Trnava University, Faculty of Education, Department of Educational Studies. He specializes in Philosophy of Education, with a focus on Ethical-Moral Education, Pedagogical Anthropology, and Inclusive Education. His work bridges philosophical theory with practical pedagogy, emphasizing the historical and ethical foundations of educational practices.

• Education: B.A. in Philosophy (Salesian Pontifical University, Rome), Mgr. and PhD in Systematic Philosophy (Trnava University), PhDr. in Ethics (UKF Nitra), and Doc. in Pedagogy (Trnava University).

Research Interests center on philosophical-anthropological analysis of pedagogical thinking, particularly ethical-moral education and social science education. His work explores the theoretical foundations of philosophy of education, including topics like prosociality, relationality in morality, and historical educational thought.

Publications include monographs and chapters addressing inclusive education, ethical formation, and philosophical anthropology, with contributions from 2007 to 2021. Recent works analyze interpersonal ethics and relational aspects of morality in educational contexts. His textbook Filozofia výchovy: vybrané state (2021) synthesizes his lifelong research.

Academic Leadership includes roles as Vice-Dean for Science, Research and Artistic Activities (2012–2020) and Head of the Department of Pedagogical Studies (2014–2016). He has served on the Scientific Council of the Faculty of Education since 2010 and the University Scientific Council since 2022.