Faculty of Arts & Humanities
Faculty of Arts & Humanities | SU
Faculty of Arts & Humanities | SU
The Department of Philosophy was established in 1973 as one of the major departments of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. The Department offers learning programs intended to expose students to philosophical thought across ages and to promote research enquiry in this field and its complexities, seeking to enable students to rely on reason and research findings in the interpretation of philosophical and scientific issues. Among the major goals of the Department is to prepare scholars armed with both research and critical thinking skills and thus capable of contributing to efforts aimed at resolving intellectual, social, and political problems. To this end, the Department offers a number of learning programs, including the bachelor’s degree, a diploma for non-specialists, the master’s degree, and the doctoral degree. Thus, prospective graduates have a range of job options, including teaching at academic institutions, working for media and journalism, working for centers offering analyses and evaluations of social and political problems, not to mention taking up decision-making posts.
To achieve a leading role in offering philosophical education, enhancing human values, and conducting research studies, and thus contribute to the provision of community services.
The Department seeks to offer quality education in the field of philosophy and promote concerted scientific and philosophical efforts to acquire research skills to carry out academic and philosophical investigations so as to actively participate in the development of knowledge in the humanities.
1. Preparing graduates with the knowledge and skills sought by government institutions, civil society organizations, and research centers.
2. Developing and updating a comprehensive range of branches within the field of philosophical sciences, ensuring alignment with contemporary knowledge and advancements.
3. Correlating philosophical knowledge with its practical applications in life.
4. Assisting other departments where philosophy courses are taught.
5. Preparing well-qualified and competent professionals capable of conducting scientific and academic research, and leading social groups in defending moral and artistic values.
6. Equipping individuals with the necessary skills and knowledge to actively engage in political and leadership roles, fostering constructive dialogue on social issues, and upholding national principles.
7. Promoting societal awareness of political and human rights, and fostering intellectual connections between philosophy and other disciplines.
8. Developing methodologies of scholarly research and scientific inquiry across various fields of study.
9. Achieving and maintaining the highest academic standards within the department's program.
10. Equipping students with critical thinking skills, self-learning abilities, and the foundations of scholarly research.
11. Highlighting the vital role of philosophy in preserving the cultural identity of Yemeni society.
12. Instilling a strong sense of national awareness of the importance of critical thinking skills in all areas of life and promoting sound and logical reasoning.
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