Mode of Study
Intake
Duration
Free offered
Payments
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Philosophy (B.Phil.) at HDI CAMPUS offers students a deep and broad foundation in philosophical thought, critical reasoning, and ethical inquiry. The program bridges classical and contemporary perspectives, providing a global, comparative approach to philosophy. Graduates will be equipped to think rigorously, argue persuasively, and apply philosophical insight to various fields such as education, politics, technology, and culture.
Program Objectives
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To provide a comprehensive understanding of major philosophical traditions and figures.
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To develop critical thinking, logical reasoning, and analytical skills.
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To explore ethical, political, aesthetic, and metaphysical questions from diverse perspectives.
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To foster the ability to conduct independent philosophical research and articulate complex ideas clearly.
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To encourage the application of philosophical methods to real-world challenges.
Program Structure
The B.Phil. program is structured across three years (six semesters), with core, elective, and research components. The final year includes a Thesis Writing component to promote independent research.
| Course Code | Course Title | Year |
|---|---|---|
| UAPH101 | Introduction to Philosophy | 1 |
| UAPH102 | Critical Thinking and Logic | 1 |
| UAPH103 | Ethics and Moral Philosophy | 1 |
| UAPH104 | Political Philosophy | 1 |
| UAPH105 | Epistemology and Theory of Knowledge | 1 |
| UAPH106 | Philosophy of Science and Technology | 1 |
| UAPH107 | Philosophy of Mind and Consciousness | 1 |
| UAPH108 | Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art | 1 |
| UAPH109 | Existentialism and Phenomenology | 1 |
| UAPH201 | Ancient Philosophy | 2 |
| UAPH202 | Modern Philosophy | 2 |
| UAPH203 | Contemporary Philosophy | 2 |
| UAPH204 | Comparative Philosophy | 2 |
| UAPH205 | Applied Ethics | 2 |
| UAPH206 | Philosophy of Law and Legal Theory | 2 |
| UAPH207 | Social and Political Philosophy | 2 |
| UAPH208 | Feminist Philosophy | 2 |
| UAPH209 | Global Philosophy | 2 |
| UAPH210 | Philosophy of Language and Multilingualism | 2 |
| UAPH211 | Research Methods in Philosophy | 2 |
| UAPH301 | Independent Study in Philosophy | 3 |
| UAPH302 | Senior Seminar in Philosophy | 3 |
| UAPH303 | Metaphysics | 3 |
| UAPH304 | Teaching of Philosophy | 3 |
| UAPH305 | Philosophy of Mind: Eastern Perspectives | 3 |
| UAPH306 | Philosophy of Technology: Ethics and Governance | 3 |
| UAPH307 | Environmental Philosophy: Ethics and Sustainability | 3 |
| UAPH308 | Philosophy of Race and Ethnicity | 3 |
| UAPH309 | Philosophy of Science: Western and Asian Perspectives | 3 |
| UAPH310 | Existentialist Literature and Philosophy | 3 |
| UAPH311 | Neurophilosophy: Mind, Brain, and Consciousness | 3 |
| UAPH312 | Philosophy of Education: Theory and Practice | 3 |
| UAPH401 | Ethics in Global Contexts | 4 |
| UAPH402 | Logic and Reasoning: Western and Eastern Traditions | 4 |
| UAPH403 | Epistemology: Comparative Views | 4 |
| UAPH404 | Phenomenology and Hermeneutics | 4 |
| UAPH405 | Global Perspectives on Aesthetics | 4 |
| UAPH406 | Ontology: Analytical and Continental Approaches | 4 |
| UAPH407 | Thesis Writing | 4 |