Ph.D. in Jainology and Comparative Religion & Philosophy

Course Introduction

A doctoral research programme in Jainology and Comparative Religion & Philosophy — A scholarly programme exploring the rich philosophical, ethical and spiritual heritage of Jain religion alongside comparative study of major world religions and Indian philosophical systems.

Course Objectives

• Develop a deep understanding of Jain philosophy, scriptures (Aagam) and ethics.
• Engage in comparative study of religious and philosophical traditions of India and the world.
• Train scholars in analytical and interpretive skills relevant to religious studies.
• Promote values of non-violence, tolerance and intellectual inquiry.
• Undertake original, publishable research that contributes new knowledge to the field.
• Master advanced research methodology and academic writing.

Eligibility

Masters Degree in concerned subject with 55% marks and UGC NET (all categories i.e. NET JRF/NET/NET only for Ph.D.).

Learning Outcomes

Graduates demonstrate critical insight into Jain and comparative religious thought, with strong research, writing and discourse skills.

Career Opportunities

Academia & research, religious & philosophical scholarship, NGOs, writing & journalism, social leadership, teaching at school/college level, civil services preparation.

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