Francesco Ghia

Francesco Ghia is an Associate Professor at the University of Trento in the Department of Humanities. His teaching focuses on interdisciplinary intersections between theology, philosophy, and broader cultural domains, including ethics, moral philosophy, philosophy of history, and philosophical debates contextualized within historical and societal frameworks.

His research spans philosophy of law, metaphysics, and secularization, engaging with classical and contemporary thought. Courses like Elementi di pensiero teologico and Filosofia della storia emphasize critical reflection on ethical decisions, the role of philosophical traditions in modern society, and the historicity of human existence.

Francesco teaches modules in Italian and international programs, including Filosofia e linguaggi della modernità (LM) and Filosofia (L). He employs primary sources and multidisciplinary analysis, encouraging students to write academic papers in English or German.