Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy

• Four-year TU program introducing major traditions of Eastern and Western philosophy, ethics, logic, and philosophical thought, integrating analytical, ethical, and critical-thinking skills.
• Covers foundational philosophical concepts, theories of knowledge, metaphysics, ethics, and social philosophy.
• Includes major Eastern traditions (Vedic and non-Vedic schools) and Western philosophical history.
• Integrates critical logic, Marxism, contemporary philosophy, and practical-ethics components.
• Includes research methodology and an elective in philosophy of religion and applied ethics.
• Builds conceptual reasoning, argumentation, and analytical ability relevant across academic and applied fields.

Curricular structure

Features
• Balanced coverage of Eastern, Western, classical, and contemporary philosophical traditions
• Strong grounding in logic, ethics, metaphysics, and social philosophy
• Research-methodology component included in the final year
• Elective focus on religion and practical ethics
• TU humanities structure with compulsory language modules

Admission process
• +2/Intermediate or equivalent from any stream
• Minimum D+ in all Grade 11 and 12 subjects or equivalent division as per TU criteria
• Apply directly to the campus offering the program; submit transcripts and identification documents

Job prospects
• Teaching and academic-support roles in schools and colleges
• Assistant positions in research, policy, and social-science institutions
• Roles in NGOs/INGOs requiring analytical, ethical, or critical-thinking background
• Editorial, writing, and content-development roles
• Entry-level positions in community programs, social development, and public-service sectors
• Foundation for higher studies in philosophy, ethics, religion, political science, sociology, or law