Vision

We want to be a community of intellectuals engaged in philosophizing and understanding human behavior by igniting innovation in contributing to a just, peaceful, and sustainable society.

Mission

We, the Philosophy and Psychology Department, are dedicated to embodying the human and Christian education of lifelong learners. We foster a profound engagement in philosophical and psychological discourse. We embrace the inclusivity and well-being of all individuals through innovative and responsive academic programs, scholarly research, and extension initiatives.

The Philosophy and Psychology Department Goals

• To cultivate critical and ethical thinkers capable of fostering a just, peaceful, and sustainable society.
  We may accomplish this by encouraging critical thinking, studying social concerns, and allowing teachers and students to participate in service learning and community activities.
• To foster an active and inclusive learning environment where teachers and students can better understand human existence.
  We may achieve this goal by encouraging conversation, diverse opinions, and research, as well as creating an inclusive environment for all learners, regardless of background or beliefs.
• To generate new knowledge and contribute to social transformation by conducting novel and impactful research.
  We can achieve this by conducting real-world and collaborative research, and by presenting the findings and discoveries at national and international research conferences and fora and publishing them in peer-reviewed publications.

Core Values:

• Faith: We believe that life is linked to the Creator; this faith allows us to recognize God’s presence in all parts of our lives and activities.
• Service: Our faith motivates us to actively help others, particularly the poor and marginalized, as a witness to the Gospel.
• Communion in Mission: Our mission is based on our relationship with God, which fosters a sense of common purpose and partnership.