Faculty of Philosophy and Religion
Vision
To be a center of intellectual excellence and moral inquiry, fostering understanding across cultures and faiths, and contributing to ethical leadership and spiritual growth in Africa and beyond.
Mission
To provide a rigorous and inclusive education in philosophy and religion, cultivating critical thinking, moral reasoning, and interfaith dialogue while addressing Africa’s spiritual, ethical, and socio-political challenges through research, teaching, and community engagement.
Core Values
- Wisdom - Commitment to deep thinking, reflection, and truth-seeking.
- Integrity - Upholding honesty, ethical scholarship, and moral responsibility.
- Respect - Valuing diverse philosophical and religious traditions.
- Dialogue - Promoting open, respectful conversations across faiths and ideologies.
- Justice - Pursuing equity, peace, and the dignity of every human being.
- Spiritual Enrichment - Encouraging inner development and social compassion.
- Cultural Identity - Honoring African philosophical heritage and indigenous wisdom.
Available Courses & Programs
- Bachelor of Arts in Pastoral Ministry
- Bachelor of Arts in Theology
- Bachelor of Arts in Religion
- Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy
- Bachelor of Divinity
- Bachelor of Sacred Music
- Master of Arts in Pastoral Ministry
- Master of Arts in Theology
- Master of Arts in Religion
- Master of Arts in Philosophy
- Master of Divinity
- Master of Sacred Music
- Doctor of Sacred Music
- Master of (All Subjects)
- Doctor of (All Subjects)
- Post Doctoral Courses (All Subjects)
- Post Doctoral Fellowship (Project Based)
Departments
- Department of Philosophy
- Department of Religious Studies
- Department of Ethics and Applied Philosophy
- Department of Interfaith and Peace Studies
- Department of African Indigenous Knowledge Systems
- Department of Theology and Ministry
Research Focus Areas
- African Philosophy and Indigenous Epistemologies
- Ethics, Moral Philosophy, and Leadership
- Religion and Society in Africa
- Interreligious Dialogue and Peacebuilding
- Philosophy of Science and Logic
- Theology and Liberation Thought
- Religion, Gender, and Social Justice
- Comparative Religion and Global Faith Traditions
- Philosophy of Education and Development
- Spirituality and Mental Health
Community Engagement
- Interfaith forums and public lectures on peace and ethics
- Cultural heritage preservation projects with local communities
- Philosophical debates and ethical discussion panels
- Faith-based social justice advocacy
- Partnerships with religious organizations for youth and family outreach
- Spiritual counseling, pastoral care, and community service projects
Why Study With Us?
- Rooted in African Realities: Explore philosophy and religion through the lens of African experience, identity, and traditions.
- Academic Rigor: Engage with timeless questions and contemporary issues in a critical and analytical way.
- Bridge Between Traditions: Programs that foster understanding across Christianity, Islam, African traditional religions, and more.
- Global and Local Relevance: Curriculum reflects both global philosophical discourses and African cultural contexts.
- Holistic Development: Focus on moral, intellectual, and spiritual growth.
- Experienced Faculty: Scholars and religious leaders who blend academic expertise with real-world engagement.
- Career-Ready Graduates: Preparation for careers in academia, ministry, policy, conflict resolution, education, and NGOs.