Programme Overview

The Master of Arts in Philosophy is a two-year postgraduate program designed to deepen students' understanding of philosophical concepts, theories, and debates. The program builds on foundational knowledge from undergraduate studies and introduces advanced topics in various branches of philosophy, including ethics, metaphysics, epistemology, political philosophy, and logic. Students will engage with both classical and contemporary thinkers, developing critical thinking, analytical, and argumentation skills. The program also fosters interdisciplinary perspectives, examining connections between philosophy, science, politics, and culture.

  • 2 Years

    Duration of programme

  • Post Graduate

    Level of Study

Key Highlights

Advanced Curriculum
Research-Oriented
Philosophical Writing
Global Perspective
Interdisciplinary Approach

How will you benefit

Gain advanced critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and problem-solving abilities.
Develop strong skills in logical argumentation, writing, and effective communication.
Build interdisciplinary perspectives by connecting philosophy with science, politics, culture, and society.
Prepare for careers in academia, research, public service, ethics, and policy-making.

What will you study

Advanced branches of philosophy, including ethics, metaphysics, epistemology, and political philosophy.

Classical and contemporary philosophical texts, thinkers, and debates.

Logic, reasoning, and methods of philosophical inquiry.

Interdisciplinary applications of philosophy in fields such as culture, science, and governance.

  • PO-1- Students will be able to demonstrate advanced critical thinking and analytical skills, evaluating complex issues from multiple perspectives.
  • PO-2- Students will be able to gain comprehensive knowledge of both Eastern and Western philosophical traditions.
  • PO-3- Students will be able to articulate and defend philosophical ideas clearly in both written and oral communication.
  • PO-4- Students will be able to apply ethical reasoning to real-world moral and social dilemmas.
  • PO-5- Students will be able to integrate philosophical concepts into various fields, including education, research, law, and public policy.
  • PO-6- Students will be able to analyze classical and contemporary philosophical texts critically.
  • PO-7- Students will be able to engage in independent research, developing original philosophical insights.
  • PO-8- Students will be able to synthesize philosophical knowledge with interdisciplinary studies such as politics, law, and science.
  • PO-9- Students will be able to demonstrate reflective judgment and ethical awareness in personal and professional contexts.
  • PO-10- Students will be able to conduct scholarly writing and produce well-reasoned philosophical arguments.
  • PO-11- Students will be able to evaluate global and cultural perspectives in philosophy, fostering a broad intellectual horizon.
  • PO-12- Students will be able to prepare for higher studies, academic careers, and professional roles requiring analytical, ethical, and research skills.

  • PSO-1- Students will have the ability to critically analyze complex philosophical texts, arguments, and issues.
  • PSO-2- Students will have advanced research skills, enabling them to contribute original insights to the field of philosophy.
  • PSO-3- Students will have strong communication skills to present philosophical ideas clearly and persuasively in both written and spoken formats.
  • PSO-4- Students will have a solid understanding of ethical theories and the ability to engage with contemporary moral issues.
  • PSO-5- Students will have the ability to integrate philosophical thinking with other disciplines such as politics, law, and the sciences.
  • PSO-6- Students will have the capacity to evaluate diverse philosophical traditions from global perspectives.
  • PSO-7- Students will have preparedness for careers in academia, research, law, policy-making, and related professional fields.

  • PEO-1-To equip students with the skills and knowledge to pursue advanced careers in academia, law, public policy, and beyond.
  • PEO-2-To encourage the development of specialized expertise in key areas of philosophy such as ethics, metaphysics, and political theory.
  • PEO-3-To cultivate independent research skills and the ability to generate original philosophical thought.
  • PEO-4-To provide tools for ethical reflection and action, enabling students to address contemporary moral and social dilemmas.
  • PEO-5-To foster an understanding of diverse philosophical traditions from around the world, promoting cross-cultural intellectual engagement.

CAREERS AND EMPLOYABILITY

Philosophy Professor
Researcher or Policy Analyst
Ethics Consultant
Law, Ethics, and Public Policy

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Graduate with Philosophy

Minimum 45% Marks

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