Department of
Philosophy
Advancing critical inquiry into human cognition, moral agency, social dynamics, and the foundations of knowledge. Structured across two flagship academic divisions: Psychology and Sociology.
Psychology: Cognitive Sciences, Human Behaviour & Counselling
Examining the architecture of the human mind, emotional regulation, developmental psychology, cognitive processing, and applied therapeutic modalities.
Cognitive Science & Perception
Sensory processing, memory formation, linguistic cognition, reasoning heuristics, and the mind-brain relationship in analytical philosophy.
Counselling Psychology
Evidence-based therapeutic frameworks, Rogerian client-centered communication, crisis intervention, and family counselling ethics.
Child & Adolescent Psychology
Developmental stages, educational psychology, learning difficulty management (LDM), and special education needs (SEN).
Philosophical Psychology
Consciousness studies, free will vs determinism, phenomenological epistemology, and psycho-philosophical ethics.
Featured Diplomas Monitored by the Academic Board:
Sociology: Social Dynamics, Culture & Institutional Epistemology
Investigating social institutions, community cohesion, social stratification, cultural evolution, and the collective ethical frameworks of modern civilization.
Classical & Contemporary Social Theory
Structural functionalism, conflict theories, symbolic interactionism, and post-modern sociology of knowledge.
Applied Community Sociology
Rural-urban community models, tribal anthropology, grassroots social development, and institutional governance.
Sociology of Religion & Culture
How sacred symbols, rituals, and collective consciousness interact with law, governance, and communal harmony.
Social Policy & Public Welfare
Social inclusion, gender studies, poverty alleviation mechanisms, and community welfare administration.
