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MA in History and Philosophy (MAHP)

Master's · Humanities, arts & social sciences

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In simple words: This is listed as a masters course. Kathmandu University is the listed awarding body. The listed duration is 2 years. No course-wide fee is listed.

Course name
MA in History and Philosophy (MAHP) - Kathmandu University
Short name
Not listed
Study level
Masters
Awarding body
Kathmandu University
Duration
2 years
Delivery
Not marked as distance-only
Admission status
Not listed
Course-wide fee
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About the course

  • Deep Engagement with ‘Texts’
  • extract problem, data, information, solution, argument and its structure;
  • Conceptual Maturity
  • acquire existing themes, theories, practices and interpretations;
  • have conceptual means to distinguish what makes a question historical/philosophical;
  • identify appropriate historical/philosophical responses to the questions asked;
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What you study and where it may lead

Course content and career directions, without promises about jobs or salary.

Course structure

  • Course Name
  • Foundations of History (3 Credit)
  • History and Taxonomy (3 Credit)
  • Foundations of Philosophy (3 Credit)
  • Other Languages (3 Credit)
  • History and Philosophy Ideas Lab (3 Credit)
  • Advanced History (3 Credit)
  • Philosophy and Taxonomy (3 Credit)
  • Advanced Philosophy (3 Credit)
  • Classical Language (3 Credit)

How the course is described

  • strong and guided expertise in historical and philosophical explorations
  • creative comprehension and articulation skills
  • committed community engagement
  • academic freedom and periodic audits
  • continual assessment and task-based interaction pedagogy

Career directions

  • Public Intellectual
  • Policy Analyst
  • Public Servant
  • Art and Literary Critique
  • Social Commentator
  • Public Communicator
  • Community Leader
  • I/NGO Project Specialist

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