The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philosophy is a research-focused program designed for students who wish to engage in advanced philosophical inquiry and contribute original knowledge to the field. The program encourages students to explore a wide range of philosophical topics, from classical to contemporary philosophy, and develop their own research agendas. PhD candidates are expected to make a significant contribution to philosophical scholarship through their independent research, culminating in a dissertation. The program also emphasizes the development of critical thinking, logical reasoning, and effective communication skills.
Duration of programme
Level of Study
Philosophical Research Methods: Learn advanced research methodologies specific to philosophy, including qualitative research, critical analysis, and textual interpretation.
Dissertation Research: Conduct independent research on a specific philosophical problem or question, culminating in a doctoral dissertation.
Philosophical Writing and Publication: Develop writing skills for publishing in academic journals, creating conference papers, and composing the dissertation.
Philosophical Seminars: Participate in advanced seminars that allow you to engage with contemporary philosophical debates and interact with experts in the field.
Post Graduate
Minimum 45% Marks