Semester I
Courses | Semester II Courses | Semester III Courses | Semester IV Courses | Semester V Courses [If one continues towards a Ph.D.] | Core I: Vedanta Philosophy in the Vedic Tradition | Core IV: Madhyamika Philosophy in the Buddhist Tradition | Disciplinary Elective | Disciplinary Elective | Project [Stage III] | Core II: Philosophy in the Age of the Greeks | Core V: Western Philosophy in the Time of Crisis | Disciplinary Elective | Disciplinary Elective | | Core III: Western Philosophy and the Advent of Modern Science | Core VI: Writing and Research in Philosophy | Non-Disciplinary Elective | Disciplinary Elective | | Non-Disciplinary Core*: Introduction to Sociology/Psychology/Literature | Disciplinary Elective | Project [Stage I] | Project [Stage II] | | Disciplinary Elective** | Non-Disciplinary Elective*** | Communication Skills I Communication Skills II | |
* A student has to choose one from the three Introductory courses on Psychology, Literature, and Sociology. ** Disciplinary electives are courses that one can choose from a range of courses offered within the discipline of Philosophy. Samples of the Disciplinary electives can be found here . *** Non-disciplinary electives are electives that one has to choose from a range of courses offered by disciplines other than Philosophy. |