A heritage college established in 1887; Affiliated to University of Calcutta NAAC accredited with B grade (2.7); ISO 9001:2015
The Department of Philosophy is one of the oldest departments of our college. In fact, since the establishment of the college, the Department did open its Intermediate Course in 1887. The Pass Course in Philosophy was started in 1955 and the Honours Course in 1961. Teachers of the department, apart from lecturing to the classes have independently contributed much to the extension of philosophical knowledge by organizing seminars, periodical lectures, students’ seminars, field/study tours, and publishing papers in edited volumes and journals. We the teachers and Students, one and all are proud of our Department and hope to keep the lamp of learning ablaze through our endeavour to maintain our high standard of teaching and research.
Philosophy is eternally important in all spheres of life. It teaches ethical values, helps us to know the psychological state of the human mind, and teaches us to live, understand, and develop society. India has a rich cultural legacy and heritage, which is based on a philosophy highly esteemed throughout the world. Thus Philosophy cannot be eliminated from human life and will always remain important to make a better human being. The Faculty and the students will establish the importance of the subject through its academic and extra-academic activities. Perhaps it has been rightly said … and miles to go before I sleep
The Department has always had a good academic record. To sustain our rich heritage and legacy, our Department is making sincere efforts to maintain high standard of teaching and research. Lecture method is normally followed. Apart from this procedure, tutorial and remedial classes and home assignment are also arranged by the faculty. Teachers are available beyond class hours and during recess also for academic interaction with students. LCD Projectors and computers are frequently used for comprehensive teaching.
Philosophy Undergraduate Syllabus (CBCS) | |
Philosophy Undergraduate Syllabus (CCF) |
The Department practices innovative teaching through Project and field work, and Wall Magazine. The Department feels the need to inculcate the broader spheres, like those issues involving man and the society, among the students and thereby extend their horizon. The Department aims to highlight the importance of social science in today’s world in various fields and resolves to bring out the creative writing skills of the students.
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The department has its library which is quite rich in collection of books and journals. The lecture method is normally followed. Apart from this procedure, tutorial and remedial classes and home assignments are also arranged by the faculty. Teachers are available beyond class hours and during recess and also for academic interaction with students. LCD Projectors and computers are frequently used for comprehensive teaching.
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CERTIFICATE COURSE
Value Education Course: The Department a Six Months Certificate Course on Value Education Course from the session 2018-19. Students of all streams will pursue this course during their course of study in the 2nd semester. It is a compulsory course. The college aims to develop moral values among the students through the Value education course. Themes that value education can address to varying degrees are character, moral development, religious education, spiritual development, citizenship education, personal development, social development, and cultural development. Special emphasis is placed on sensitivity, openness, and responsibility to build the nation and to help those in need.
ADD-ON COURSE
Philosophy and Practice: Some Ethical Issues in Contemporary Era: This course was started from the session 2022-23 adding on concepts not included in the syllabus of UG Philosophy Honours existing course of Applied Ethics. Describe the foundations of ethics and ethical theory. Identify multiple ethical frameworks and theories. Communicate how standards of professional ethics apply to the student’s intended career. Examine and apply ethical theories related to decisions about self, society, technology use, and other areas. Articulate ethical decision-making processes. Provide and defend coherent and compelling reasons justifying personal ethical stances and decisions. Embody and encourage individual, professional, and civic responsibility to promote ethical leadership. Engage in productive and constructive ethical debate in a multicultural and globally diffused environment.
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