M.A (Philosophy, Culture and Tourism)

Master of Arts in Philosophy, Culture and Tourism

M.A (Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism) or Master of Arts in Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism is a Post-Graduate level degree course in the Arts stream. Master of Arts is available in many non-technical subjects and Philosophy is one among them. Master of Arts in Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism is a unique combination of study about our culture, the fundamental nature of our knowledge, and its use in tourism. The philosophy part includes a study about systematic and critical approaches towards problems related to truth, existence, beauty, justice, knowledge, language, and many more. The Master of Arts in Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism course is theoretical in nature.

M.A (Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism) Eligibility

• The candidate must be a Graduate of a recognized University.
• The aspirants should also have secured at least 50% aggregate marks at the Graduation level.

M.A (Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism) Syllabus

The Syllabus of Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism Course as prescribed by various Colleges & Universities.

M.A (Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism) Colleges

• Annamalai University, Tamil Nadu

M.A (Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism) Course Suitability

• Those who have the capability of analyzing and constructing sound arguments; distinguish fine differences between views and find common ground; present ideas convincingly through well-constructed and systematic arguments are the most suitable for it.
• Second, those who have the talents like writing clearly and persuasively; generating ideas and coming up with solutions to problems, and being open to new ideas and new ways of thinking are also a good match for it.
• Those who are thinking of going for teaching fields at higher degree level aiming to become teacher/lecturer at school, college, and university level both in private and government institutions also are a good match for it.

How is the M.A (Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism) Course Beneficial?

• Master of Arts (Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism) degree serves as a basis for further higher studies and research in this field. On successful completion of this degree, a student can apply for the UGC-NET or JRF exam; the success in these exams makes teaching or research a good option.
• Master of Arts (Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism) degree holders can opt for further higher studies and careers in various specializations of philosophy like in Metaphysics, Epistemology, Ethics, Moral Philosophy, Aesthetics, Logic, Philosophy of Religion, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Language, Social and Political Philosophy, Cognitive Science, History of Modern Philosophy, Philosophy and Gender and Philosophy of Law.
• A triple specialized degree in Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism satisfy a student’s desire who study for the sake of passion as well as ethics that the subject of Philosophy carries along with itself.
• After completion of this course, Master of Philosophy or M.Phil is the suitable option. After that, a Doctor of Philosophy or Ph.D. is also available for these candidates.
• Candidates having an interest in teaching should go for B.Ed. and M.Ed.

M.A (Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism) Employment Areas

• Academic Institutes
• Businesses
• Community, Social & Personal Service
• Finance Departments
• Health & Social Work
• Hotels & Restaurants
• Insurance Industry
• Public Service / Public Administration
• Publishing Houses
• Retail Sector
• Research Centres
• Student Affairs
• Teaching

M.A (Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism) Job Types

• Archivist / Consultant
• Clergy Person / Charities Administrator
• Diplomat / Ethics Advisor
• Human Resources Specialist / Human Resources Officer
• Higher Education Teaching & Research
• Insurance Underwriter
• Information Management/Science
• Social Worker / Survey Interviewer
• Teacher, Tutor & Lecturer

Advanced Courses in M.A (Philosophy, Culture, and Tourism)

• M.Phil
• Ph.D