Philosophical Knowledge: Understanding of philosophical issues and concepts.

Analytical Skills: Ability to analyze philosophical texts and arguments.

Critical Thinking: Ability to evaluate philosophical arguments and viewpoints.

Communication Skills: Ability to express philosophical ideas clearly and precisely.

Research Skills: Ability to conduct and organize philosophical research.

Creative Thinking: Ability to develop new philosophical ideas.

Ethical Skills: Ability to apply ethical concepts in practical life.

Practical Outcomes:

Ability to work in the fields of education and research.

Ability to analyze and evaluate contemporary issues.

Ability to work in the fields of writing and media.

It aims to develop critical thinking, enhance critical and analytical thinking abilities, and understand major issues across various fields—logic, epistemology, ethics, existence—analyze classical and modern works, develop dialogue skills, learn how to build arguments and engage in philosophical discussion, and apply philosophical concepts to contemporary issues.

Teaching in high schools or universities, often with the completion of postgraduate studies.

Research in academic centers or through writing articles and papers.

Consultancy in fields such as ethics or critical thinking.

Work in libraries, archives, or cultural institutions.

The program aims to teach students philosophical concepts and issues, and to develop critical and analytical thinking skills. The program covers topics such as logic, epistemology, ethics, metaphysics, and the philosophy of philosophy.

The main objectives are:

To foster a deep understanding of philosophical issues.

To develop the capacity for critical and analytical thinking.

To prepare students for careers in fields such as education, research, and writing.

Core Topics:

History of Philosophy

Logic and Philosophy

Ethics and Philosophy

Islamic Philosophy

Contemporary Philosophy