B.A. - Courses
Department of Philosophy
Year of Establishment: 08.12.1959
About The Department
The Department of Philosophy at Millat College, a prestigious constituent unit of Lalit Narayan Mithila University, Darbhanga, Bihar, was established in 1959. Since its inception, the department has been dedicated to the study of philosophical thought, logic, ethics, and the exploration of the fundamental questions of human existence. The department aims to foster critical thinking, intellectual curiosity, and a deep understanding of classical and contemporary philosophical systems. With a diverse curriculum that covers Eastern and Western philosophies, the department attracts students eager to explore profound philosophical questions and develop a comprehensive worldview. The department continues to inspire future philosophers, educators, and thinkers who seek to contribute to the intellectual and moral development of society.
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Mission
The mission of the Philosophy Department is to cultivate a deep understanding of philosophical thought, encourage critical inquiry, and promote the development of reasoning and ethical judgment. We aim to provide students with the intellectual tools to engage with fundamental questions about existence, morality, knowledge, and the human condition. The department is committed to fostering a nurturing academic environment that inspires students to think analytically, explore diverse philosophical traditions, and apply philosophical reasoning to real-world challenges.
Vision
The vision of the Philosophy Department is to become a center of intellectual excellence and philosophical inquiry, renowned for its contributions to the study of human thought, ethics, and logic. We aspire to produce graduates who are not only proficient in philosophical analysis but also committed to promoting social justice, ethical responsibility, and intellectual curiosity. The department envisions developing a community of philosophers, educators, and scholars who will positively impact society through their ability to think critically and engage in meaningful dialogue.
Departmental Highlights
- The department is home to a team of highly qualified and experienced faculty members with expertise in a range of philosophical traditions, including Western philosophy, Eastern philosophy, logic, and ethics.
- The curriculum offers a well-rounded approach, covering classical and contemporary philosophical systems, Indian philosophy, Western philosophy, metaphysics, epistemology, and moral philosophy.
- The department places a strong emphasis on developing students’ critical thinking skills and their ability to engage in ethical reasoning, preparing them to tackle complex moral and social issues.
- The department encourages students and faculty to engage in research on a variety of philosophical topics, contributing to the growth of knowledge in the field.
- Students are exposed to an interdisciplinary approach, integrating philosophy with subjects like sociology, political science, psychology, and literature, fostering a holistic understanding of human experience.
- The department organizes seminars, workshops, and guest lectures with prominent philosophers and scholars, providing students opportunities for intellectual engagement and exposure to current philosophical debates.
- The department offers a deep exploration of Indian philosophy, Western philosophical traditions, and comparative philosophy, enabling students to appreciate diverse schools of thought.
- The department promotes an open and reflective learning environment where students can freely engage in philosophical discussions, explore diverse viewpoints, and develop their own philosophical perspectives.
- The department provides career counseling and guidance for students pursuing careers in academia, law, public policy, and social work, among other fields.
- The department fosters a culture of intellectual curiosity, encouraging students to challenge conventional thinking and explore new and diverse philosophical ideas.
Departmental Rules
- A minimum of 75% attendance in lectures and departmental activities is mandatory to be eligible for appearing in final examinations, in accordance with university regulations.
- Students are required to return all borrowed items from the Departmental Library before collecting their admit cards for the final exams.
- Students are expected to actively engage in seminars, discussions, workshops, and other departmental events to enhance their understanding of philosophical concepts and practices.
- Students must participate in Class Tests, Pre-Tests, and Test Examinations as part of the department’s continuous evaluation system.
- In case of continuous absence for more than seven consecutive days, students must inform the Head of Department (HoD) in writing, providing valid reasons for their absence.
- Students must maintain discipline, respectful behavior, and uphold the dignity of the department. Any involvement in ragging, harassment, or disruptive behavior will be dealt with strictly.
- Students must adhere to the highest standards of academic integrity. Plagiarism, cheating, or any form of dishonesty in assignments, tests, or projects will lead to disciplinary actions.
- Students are expected to contribute to the cleanliness and upkeep of the department. Waste must be disposed of properly in the designated dustbins, and students must refrain from littering.
- Students must use the department’s facilities, including computers, audio-visual aids, and study materials, responsibly. Any damage to department property must be reported immediately.
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B.A. Honours in Philosophy
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Student Progresssion Report
| Year | Programe Code | Number of students appeared in Final year examination | Number of students Passed in Final year examination |
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| 2018-2019 | B.A-304 | 0 | 0 |
| 2019-2020 | B.A-304 | 0 | 0 |
| 2020-2021 | B.A-304 | 0 | 0 |
| 2021-2022 | B.A-304 | 0 | 0 |
| 2022-2023 | B.A-304 | 1 | 0 |
Total No of Department Books :168
Department Faculties
| Name | Designation | Phone | Photo | View Profile | |
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| Dr. Soni Sharma | Assistant Professor & HOD | 9031265033, 8210225183 | kumarisony76@gmail.com |  |  |