A 3-year undergraduate programme in Philosophy introduces students to fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, and the nature of reality. This degree cultivates critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and ethical understanding through systematic study of philosophical traditions. The curriculum provides a comprehensive foundation in both Eastern and Western philosophical thought, beginning with introductory courses in logic and critical thinking. Students explore the rich history of Indian Philosophy, studying various schools of thought and their contributions to philosophical discourse. The programme covers Western philosophical traditions from ancient Greek philosophy to contemporary debates, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of global philosophical perspectives.

The course progressively builds knowledge in ethics and moral philosophy, examining fundamental questions about right and wrong, good and evil, and the nature of moral reasoning. Students get a chance to delve into social and political philosophy, understanding how philosophical principles apply to questions of justice, governance, and social organization.

Through the comprehensive study, students develop strong logical reasoning abilities and critical analysis skills. The programme emphasizes clear communication through both written and verbal expression, teaching students to construct and evaluate complex arguments. Students learn research methodologies appropriate to philosophical inquiry and develop problem-solving approaches that can be applied across various domains. The cross-cultural philosophical understanding gained through the programme provides a unique perspective on global intellectual traditions.

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