History of the Department of Philosophy
Department of philosophy was established in 1977 for Bachelor of Arts courses at Myitkyina College. Professor DawMyaKyaing, U KhinMaung Cho, DawKyinMya and Daw N-Ja Ban were firstly appointed as the head of the department of philosophy. After that the professors mentioned below were appointed as the head of the department.
U Tun Myint
Daw Thar Phyu
U Bo Thaung
Daw Htar Htar
Dr. Mar Mar Kyi
Dr. K. RoiJa
Dr. Khin Sann
Dr Cho Cho Tint was appointed as the head of the department.
Mission
- To build good relationship between nature and humanity
To build peace and tranquility, unity and love among all nationalities
To support preservation and conservation of environment
To cultivate good citizens who love responsibility.
Vision
To discover the nature of truth and knowledge.
To find what is the basic values and importance in a meaningful life.
To be good person who practice the golden means.
Contact
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Dr. Cho Cho Tint
Professor and Head of the Department of Philosophy
Personal Information
| – Dr. Cho Cho Tint |
| – Professor & Head, Department of Philosophy |
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Profile
1996 BA, Philosophy, Mandalay University
2003 MA, Philosophy, Mandalay University
2015 PhD, Philosophy, Mandalay University
- Tutor, Department of Philosophy, Mandalay University 1998-2003
- Tutor, Department of Philosophy, Kalay University 2003-2006
- Assistant Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, Kalay University 2006-2010
- Assistant Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, Yadanabon University 2010-2011
- Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, University of Myitkyina 2011-2015
- Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of Myitkyina 2015-2016
- Head of Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of Myitkyina 2016-2021
- Head of Professor, Department of Philosophy, Banmaw University 2021-2022
- Head of Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of Myitkyina 2022-ယနေ့ထိ
Professional Societies:
Honors and Awards:
Research Interests:
Ethics, research interest lies in ethics, the study of moral principle that guide human behavior. I am interested in how ethical theories can be applied to real-life issues and help people make responsible and fair decisions in society.
Current Research Projects:
- Ethics of Environmental Conservation and Sustainable Development. 2017 (Departmental Research)
Publication:
International Publication
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Local Publication
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Supervision:
⦁ MA Thesis
- A Study of Jeremy Bentham’s View on Utilitarianism, 2014-2015, Ei Ei Shwe
- A Study of Right View in Buddhism,2015-2016, Shoon Lae Naing
- A Study of Five Precepts in Buddhism, 2015-2016, Kay Thi Tun
- The Concept of Virtue in Aristotle’s Ethics, 2017-2018, Phue Pwint San
- A Study of Some Non-consequentialists’ Views on Duty Ethics, 2024-2025, Ja Seng Pan
⦁ MRes Thesis
- A Study of Some Moral Principles From the Bible 2015-2016 Htoi Seng Lum
- A Study of Noble Eightfold Path From Buddhist Ethics 2015-2016 Nway Nawy Aung
- A Study of Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill’s View on Utilitarianism 2015-2016 Ei Ei shwe
- The Concept of Belief in Kachin Culture 2016-2017 Nu Ra
- A Comparative Study of Kant and Ross Views on Duty Ethics 2016-2017 Bawk Seng Num
- A Study of Environmental Ethics in Myanmar Buddhist Society 2016-2017 Shoon Lae Naing
- PhD Thesis
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Daw Thawe Thawe Hlaing Htay - Associate Professor
Personal Information:
| Name- | Daw Thawe Thawe Hlaing Htay |  |
| Professional Position- | Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy | |
| Email- | thawe000058@gmail.com |
Education:
- 2000 B.A(Q)., Philosophy, University of Mandalay Distance Education
- 2005 M.A., Philosophy, University of Myitkyina
Professional Positions:
- Tutor, Department of Philosophy, University of Myitkyina, 2002-2010
- Assistant Lecture, Department of Philosophy, University of Myitkyina, 2010-2014
- Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, University of Myitkyina, 2014-2021
- Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy, Mohnyin University, 2021-2024
- Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of Myitkyina, 2024- ယနေ့ထိ
Honors and Awards:
Research Interests:
Current Research Projects:
Publication:
Supervision:
- M.Sc thesis:
- The Value of Christmas, 2015-2016, Ding Sa Kai San
- A Study of Immanuel Kant’s Duty Ethics, 2015-2016, Bawk Seng Num
- Social Principles in Kachin Customs, 2018-2019, Mary Seng Lung
- The Concept of Suffering in Buddhism, 2025-2026, Kyaw Zayar Htun
- M.Res thesis:
- P.hD thesis:-
| Designation | |
|---|---|
| Professor | 1 |
| Associate Professor | 1 |
| Lecturer | 1 |
| Assistant Lecturer | – |
| Tutor | 5 |
| Total = | 8 |
First Year
FIRST YEAR (B.A)
Foundation Courses
မ ၁၀၀၁ မြန်မာစာ
Eng 1001 English
Core Courses
Phil 1101 Introduction to Logic-I
Elective Courses (for Philosophy specialization)
AM 1001 Aspects of Myanmar (Compulsory)
Phil 1102 Introduction to Western Philosophy
Hist 1001 Introduction to Myanmar Civilization I
Geog 1003 Geography of Southeast Asian Countries
OS 1001 Fundamentals of the Pāli Language
Psy 1003 General Psychology I
IR 1002 Introduction to International Relations I
Anth 1002 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (I)
LI 1002 Data Finding Methods (Part-I)
Elective Courses (for Other Specializations)
Phil 1001 Logic in Practice-I
Phil 1002 Moral Values in Myanmar Culture-I
Phil 1005 Mathematical Logic-I
PS 1002 Introduction to Political Philosophy-I (for Political Science Specialization)
Foundation Courses
မ ၁၀၀၂ မြန်မာစာ
Eng 1002 English
Core Courses
Phil 1103 Introduction to Logic-II
Elective Courses (for Philosophy specialization)
AM 1002 Aspects of Myanmar (Compulsory)
Phil 1104 Introduction to Eastern Philosophy
Hist 1004 Introduction to Myanmar Civilization II
Geog 1004 Geography of Myanmar
OS 1005 Pāli Language
Psy 1007 General Psychology II
IR 1004 Introduction to International Relations II
Anth 1004 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (II)
LI 1004 Data Finding Methods (Part-II)
Elective Courses (for other specializations)
Phil 1003 Logic in Practice-II
Phil 1004 Moral Values in Myanmar Culture-II
Phil 1006 Mathematical Logic-II
PS 1004 Introduction to Political Philosophy-II (for Political Science Specialization)
Second Year
SECOND YEAR (B.A)
Foundation Course
Eng 2001 English
Core Courses
Phil 2101 Myanmar Culture and Myanmar Ways of Thinking-I
Phil 2102 Higher Logic-I
Phil 2103 Twentieth Century Western Philosophy-I
Elective Courses (for Philosophy specialization)
Hist 2002 World History (1900 to Present) I
Geog 2005 Political Geography I
OS 2003 Pāli Literature (Prose)
Psy 2001 Language and Thought
Eng 2003 Developing Communicative Skills-1
LI 2001 Effective Use of Information Centre
Phil 2104 The Cultural and Ethical Aspects of Environmental Conservation-I Phil 2105 Philosophical Foundations of Jurisprudence-I
Phil 2106 Contemporary Eastern Philosophy-I
Foundation Course (for BDevS)
Phil 2014 Integrity and Development Ethics
Elective Courses (for Other Specializations)
Phil 2001 History of Western Intellectual Development-I
Phil 2002 Ethics of Environmental Conservation-I
Phil 2003 Aesthetics-I
Phil 2004 Philosophy of Law-I
Phil 2005 Social Philosophy-I
JNL 2002 Philosophy for Journalism (for Journalism Specialization)
Phil 2010 The Principles of Logical Reasoning and The Philosophies of the East (UFLs)
Phil 2011 The Principles of Logical Reasoning and The Philosophies of the West (UFLs & BA Social Work in NSA)
Phil 2015 Elementary Logic-I
Phil 2017 Myanmar Ways of Thinking-I
Phil 2019 The Principles of Logical Reasoning (UFLs)
Foundation Course
Eng 2002 English
Core Courses
Phil 2107 Myanmar Culture and Myanmar Ways of Thinking-II
Phil 2108 Higher Logic-II
Phil 2109 Twentieth Century Western Philosophy-II
Elective Courses (for Philosophy Specialization)
Hist 2005 World History (1900 to Present) II
Geog 2006 Political Geography-II
OS 2008 Pāli Literature (Poetry)
Psy 2004 Stress and Stress Management
Eng 2004 Developing Communicative Skills-2
LI 2003 Effective Use of Information Centre
Phil 2110 The Cultural and Ethical Aspects of Environmental Conservation-II
Phil 2111 Philosophical Foundations of Jurisprudence-II
Phil 2112 Contemporary Eastern Philosophy-II
Elective Courses (for Other Specializations)
Phil 2006 History of Western Intellectual Development-II
Phil 2007 Ethics of Environmental Conservation-II
Phil 2008 Aesthetics-II
Phil 2009 Philosophy of Law-II
Phil 2012 Philosophy (အခြေခံယုတ္တိဗေဒနှင့် မြန်မာ့အတွေးအခေါ်) (UFLs)
Phil 2013 Social Philosophy-II
Phil 2016 Elementary Logic-II
Phil 2018 Myanmar Ways of Thinking-II
Phil 2020 The Professional Ethics (UFLs)
Third Year
THIRD YEAR (B.A)
Foundation Course
Eng 3001 English
Core Courses
Phil 3101 Western Aesthetics
Phil 3102 Advanced Logic-I
Phil 3103 Philosophy of History-I
Phil 3104 Theoretical Ethics
Elective Courses (for Philosophy Specialization)
Phil 3105 A Study of Philosophical Texts
Phil 3106 Philosophy of Religion-I
Core Course (for Other Specializations)
MS 3103 Buddhist Culture and Myanmar Traditional Thought (for Myanmar Studies- Myanmar Department)
ESd 3104 Environmental Ethics (for Environmental Studies-Geography Department)
Elective Course ( For Other Specializations)
Phil 3001 Applied Ethics-I
Phil 3002 Applied Logic and Critical Thinking-I
Foundation Course
Eng 3002 English
Core Courses
Phil 3107 Eastern Aesthetics
Phil 3108 Advanced Logic-II
Phil 3109 Philosophy of History-II
Phil 3110 Introduction to Research Methodology
Elective Courses (for Philosophy Specialization)
Phil 3111 Philosophy of Religion-II
Elective Courses (for Other Specialization)
Phil 3003 Applied Ethics-II
Phil 3004 Applied Logic and Critical Thinking-II
Fourth Year
FOURTH YEAR (B.A)
Core Course (Taught Course)
Phil 4101 Applied Ethics
Phil 4102 Problems of Philosophy
Core Course (Project-based)
Phil 4103 Presentation for Research Outline
Phil 4104 Seminar for Progress Report-I
Note: Due to the difficulty of exactly calculating collecting data through the use of libraries (both onsite and online) and meetings with supervisors in the daily record through research activities, the total hours per week for two project-based modules are stated by the total sum (20 hours).
Core Courses
Phil 4106 Political Philosophy
Phil 4107 Environmental Philosophy
Core Course (Project-based)
Phil 4108 Seminar for Progress Report-II
Phil 4109 Viva-Voce for Project Paper
Note: Due to the difficulty of exactly calculating collecting data through the use of libraries (both onsite and online) and meetings with supervisors in the daily record through research activities, the total hours per week for two project-based modules are stated by the total sum (20 hours).
First Year Honours
HONOURS FIRST YEAR (B.A)
Foundation Course
Eng 3001 English
Core Courses
Phil 3201 Western Aesthetics
Phil 3202 Advanced Logic-I
Phil 3203 Philosophy of History-I
Phil 3204 Theoretical Ethics
Elective Courses (for Philosophy Specialization)
Phil 3205 A Study of Philosophical Texts
Phil 3206 Philosophy of Religion-I
Core Course (for Other Specializations)
MS 3203 Buddhist Culture and Myanmar Traditional Thought (for Myanmar Studies- Myanmar Department)
ESd 3204 Environmental Ethics (for Environmental Studies-Geography Department)
Elective Course ( For Other Specializations)
Phil 3001 Applied Ethics-I
Phil 3002 Applied Logic and Critical Thinking-I
Foundation Course
Eng 3002 English
Core Courses
Phil 3207 Eastern Aesthetics
Phil 3208 Advanced Logic-II
Phil 3209 Philosophy of History-II
Phil 3210 Introduction to Research Methodology
Elective Courses (for Philosophy Specialization)
Phil 3211 Philosophy of Religion-II
Elective Courses (for Other Specialization)
Phil 3003 Applied Ethics-II
Phil 3004 Applied Logic and Critical Thinking-II
Second Year Honours
HONOURS SECOND YEAR(B.A)
Core Course (Taught Course)
Phil 4201 Applied Ethics
Phil 4202 Problems of Philosophy
Core Course (Project-based)
Phil 4203 Presentation for Research Outline
Phil 4204 Seminar for Progress Report-I
Note: Due to the difficulty of exactly calculating collecting data through the use of libraries (both onsite and online) and meetings with supervisors in the daily record through research activities, the total hours per week for two project-based modules are stated by the total sum (20 hours).
Core Courses
Phil 4206 Political Philosophy
Phil 4207 Environmental Philosophy
Core Course (Project-based)
Phil 4208 Seminar for Progress Report-II
Phil 4209 Viva-Voce for Project Paper
Note: Due to the difficulty of exactly calculating collecting data through the use of libraries (both onsite and online) and meetings with supervisors in the daily record through research activities, the total hours per week for two project-based modules are stated by the total sum (20 hours).
Third Year Honours
HONOURS FINAL YEAR (B.A)/ M.A Q
Core Courses
Phil 5201 Issues in Indian Philosophy
Phil 5202 Issues in Western Philosophy-I
Phil 5203 Philosophy of Education-I
Phil 5204 Topics in Buddhism-I
Phil 5205 Ethics of Virtue-I (Plato)
Phil 5206 Selected Philosophical Writings-I
Core Course (for Myanmar Studies specialization)
MS 5202 Ethical Values in Myanmar Society
Core Courses
Phil 5207 Issues in Chinese Philosophy
Phil 5208 Issues in Western Philosophy-II
Phil 5209 Philosophy of Education-II
Phil 5210 Topics in Buddhism-II
Phil 5211 Ethics of Virtue-II (Aristotle)
Phil 5212 Selected Philosophical Writings-II
* မှတ်ချက်။ ။ တတိယနှစ်ဂုဏ်ထူးတန်း ကျောင်းသား၊ ကျောင်းသူများသည် Term Paper/ Project Paper တင်သွင်းခြင်းကို ဒုတိယနှစ်ဝက်စာမေးပွဲ မဖြေဆိုခင်(၂) ပတ်အလို နောက်ဆုံးထား၍ BA (Honours) ဘွဲ့ ရရှိရန် လိုအပ်ချက် တစ်ရပ်အနေဖြင့် မဖြစ်မနေ ဆောင်ရွက်ရပါမည်
Master First Year
MASTER’S COURSES: PHILOSOPHY SUBJECTS (2 YEARS)
FIRST YEAR (M.A)
Core Courses
Phil 611 Logic and Research Methodology
Phil 612 Social Philosophy
Phil 613 Axiological Studies
Phil 614 Special Topics in Eastern Philosophy
Core Courses
Phil 621 Philosophy of Science
Phil 622 Philosophy of Historical Studies
Phil 623 Philosophy of Culture
Phil 624 Special Topics in Western Philosophy
Master Second Year
SECOND YEAR (M.A)
Research Works
Phil 631 Seminar-I
Phil 632 Seminar-II
Phil 633 Research and Progress Report
Phil 634 Research Outline and their Presentation
Research Works
Phil 641 Research & Seminar
Phil 642 Thesis and Viva Voce
- Value Study
- Social and Political Philosophy
- Philosophy of Culture
- Comparative Philosophy