Objectives of the Philosophy Program

 * Preparing and graduating students and researchers capable of conducting philosophical studies and research that comply with quality and academic accreditation requirements.

 * Linking the program to community and environmental issues.

 * Understanding the concept of philosophy, gaining proficiency in its various branches, and identifying the most prominent philosophers.

 * Cultivating an open-minded generation that relies on reason and logic in its judgment of societal issues.

 * Developing the capacity for dialogue with others and working continuously to evolve its methods and mechanisms.

 * The ability to participate effectively in philosophical research to keep pace with future developments.

 * Deepening the culture of academic dialogue between faculty members and students through scientific leadership.

 * Preparing graduates who are scientifically, professionally, technically, and ethically qualified in the field of philosophy, capable of competing in the labor market.

 * Consolidating ethical values, committing to the rules of scientific integrity, and encouraging creative thinking and freedom of thought.