Philosophy Vision

1. to improve the understanding about the basic characteristics of philosophy subject
2. to introduce the crucial role of philosophy in the Western tradition since ancient times
3. to become familiar with major philosophical problems and the methods of dealing them,
4. to learn how to read and interpret philosophical texts (rightly considered as belonging to the category of the most complex intellectual products),
5. to improve the critical thinking skill for evaluating the strong and weakness of several philosophical theories
6. to obtain the ability to analyse and synthesize the different ideas of philosophers
7. to obtain the decision making skill, problem solving skill and communicative skill through the group works or initiative discussion in the classroom
8. to improve the sense of interdisciplinary approach through the presentation and assignment which necessarily linked with data collection from survey (literature or observation)

Philosophy Mission

The students will be able to identify the nature and scope of philosophy, to grasp the significant features of Western traditional thought, to understand the interdisciplinary linkage between philosophy and other disciplines, to obtain the basic skills of 21^st century higher education students such as critical thinking, analytical and synthesis, decision-making, problem-solving, self-study, and communication skills by means of conducting the active tutorial and discussion class, group work for presentation and assignment.

Sr no.	Name & Rank	Email address & Ph no.	NRC no.	Educational Background	DOB	Photo
1	Dr. Kyaw Zaw Tun Professor & Head	drkyawzawtun69@gmail.com 09979723809	7/PaTaTa (N) 022984	Ph.D (Ethics)	June 2, 1969
2	Dr. Thabye Professor	thabye431@gmail.com 095079287	12/KaTaTa (N) 001027	Ph.D (Ethics)	April 16, 1970
3	Dr. Kay Thi Htwe Associate Professor	N/A 09694440434	12/TaMaNa (N) 002983	Ph.D (Education)	April 1, 1974
4	Daw Mu Mu Han Lecturer	N/A 095311538	PDE - 103618	MA (Buddhism)	March 16, 1967
5	U Maung Maung Kyaw Moe Lecturer	N/A 09423677382	7/MaLaNa (N) 052099	MA	December 19, 1968
6	Daw Swe Swe Maung Lecturer	N/A 0943006889	7/PaMaNa (N) 015565	MA	February 4, 1963
7	Daw Wai Wai Oo Lecturer	N/A 0943006954	7/PaTaTa (N) 000085	MA	March 1, 1972
8	Dr. Mai Tin Moe Khaing Lecturer	mai.Lay205@gmail.com 095370688	8/ALaNa (N) 118491	Ph.D (Ethics)	March 30, 1985
9	U Zaw Hein Htet Assistant Lecturer	zeroodaokinawa@gmail.com 09402684072	9/MaHaMa (N) 020684	MA (Ethics)	August 21, 1990
10	Daw Kay Thwe Moe Assistant Lecturer	N/A 092561243841	7/PaMaNa (N) 146851	MA (Ethics)	March 5, 1990
11	Daw Nyein Tin Assistant Lecturer	mayeintin@gmail.com 09420146879	7/PaMaNa (N) 131636	MA	November 13, 1982
12	Daw Moe Myint Wai Tutor Daw San Mar Aye Upper Devision Clerk	nyeinwaizawnew@gmail.com 09420444064	14/HaThaTa (N) 250028	MA (Ethics)	November 11, 1991

Research (Department of Philosophy)

Sr no.	Name & Rank	Research Titile
1	Dr. Kyaw Zaw Tun Professor & Head	1.Albert Camus’s Views on Feeling and emotions (2016) 2.The Concept of Freedom and Existence in Albert Camus’s “The Rebel" (2018)
2	Dr. Thabye Professor	Traditional Festival in Myanmar (2018)
3	Dr. Kay Thi Htwe Associate Professor	1. The Concept of Existence in Existentialism (2010) 2. Philosophy,Education and Philosophy of Education (2018)
4	Daw Mu Mu Han Lecturer	N/A
5	U Maung Maung Kyaw Moe Lecturer	N/A
6	Daw Swe Swe Maung Lecturer	N/A
7	Daw Wai Wai Oo Lecturer	1. A Study of “The Four Noble Truths” (2009)
8	Dr. Mai Tin Moe Khaing Lecturer	1. Traditional Festival in Myanmar (2018)
9	U Zaw Hein Htet Assistant Lecturer	N/A
10	Daw Kay Thwe Moe Assistant Lecturer	N/A
11	Daw Nyein Tin Assistant Lecturer	N/A
12	Daw Moe Myint Wai Tutor Daw San Mar Aye Upper Devision Clerk	N/A