Faculty of Humanities

The Philosophy course with a Western Philosophy focus examines Western philosophical thought from ancient times to the modern era. In this course, students become familiar with the works and theories of prominent Western philosophers such as Socrates, Plato, Descartes, Kant, Nietzsche, and Hegel, and analyze and criticize basic concepts in metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, and politics. The goal of this course is to train specialists who are able to analyze and evaluate Western philosophy and its application to contemporary issues.

The Arabic Language and Literature course studies the Arabic language, its grammatical, lexical, and semantic structures, as well as prominent Arabic literary works. The course introduces students to the history of the Arabic language, its great poets and writers, and its cultural and social aspects. The goal of this course is to train specialists who are able to analyze Arabic literary texts, translate works, and examine the effects of the Arabic language on different cultures. Students also acquire the language skills necessary for effective communication in the Arab world.

The Arabic Language and Literature course, with a focus on Arabic literature, examines classical and contemporary Arabic literary works, including poetry, prose, and philosophical texts. This course introduces students to the history of Arabic literature, the styles and specific characteristics of Arabic literary works, and teaches them the ability to analyze literary texts in depth and recognize their connection to the culture and history of the Arab world. The goal of this course is to train specialists who can work in the fields of research, translation, and teaching of Arabic literature and help expand and explain the rich literary heritage of the Arab world.

The Arabic Language Teaching course teaches the fundamentals of Arabic linguistics and the skills necessary to teach and learn the language. It includes teaching grammar, conversation, writing, and reading Arabic texts, and helps students gain a deep understanding of the Arabic language and cultures. The goal of this course is to train Arabic language teachers and translators who are capable of teaching and conveying the concepts of the language to students and learners at different levels.

The Archaeology degree program is a unique opportunity to learn about human history and culture from ancient times to the Middle Ages. This program allows students to use scientific methods to examine artifacts, excavations, and historical documents, and to explore and analyze ancient civilizations. Students in this field are introduced to the theoretical and practical concepts of archaeology and acquire the skills necessary to research and analyze historical and archaeological data.

The Archaeology degree program, with its prehistory, historical, and Islamic concentrations, provides students with a unique opportunity to study and discover ancient artifacts and cultures from three different periods of human history. In the prehistory concentration, students are introduced to the analysis of archaeological data from the prehistoric period and the process of human evolution. In the historical concentration, students are introduced to ancient civilizations and the social and cultural developments of past societies. Also, in the Islamic concentration, students are introduced to cultural and artistic artifacts related to the Islamic period and its effects on various societies. By providing theoretical and practical topics, this degree program teaches students the necessary tools to analyze and interpret ancient artifacts from these three important periods of human history.

The educational sciences course examines the theoretical and practical foundations of education. In this course, students are introduced to concepts such as educational psychology, learning theories, educational philosophy, educational management, and curriculum design. The goal of this course is to train specialists who can play a role in various fields of education, especially in the design and implementation of effective educational programs, and help improve educational processes.

The educational technology degree program focuses on teaching and applying new tools and technologies in teaching and learning processes. This field focuses on the analysis and design of technology-based educational methods and resources, such as software, online platforms, and multimedia tools, and aims to improve the efficiency and accessibility of education. Students in this field acquire skills in the design and evaluation of educational programs using advanced technologies and respond to the new challenges of education in the digital age.

The French Language Teaching course teaches language skills including speaking, writing, listening, and reading French and prepares students to teach this language at various levels. In addition to strengthening language skills, this field also focuses on analyzing grammatical structures, philology, and French literature. The goal of this course is to train French language teachers and specialists who are able to effectively teach and convey the concepts of this language to learners in various educational settings.

The French Language Teaching course teaches language skills including speaking, writing, listening, and reading French and prepares students to teach this language at various levels. In addition to strengthening language skills, this field also focuses on analyzing grammatical structures, philology, and French literature. The goal of this course is to train French language teachers and specialists who are able to effectively teach and convey the concepts of this language to learners in various educational settings.

The Linguistics degree program studies the structure, function, and changes of human languages. This field focuses on analyzing various aspects of language, including phonology, grammar, semantics, and sociolinguistics. Students in this program are introduced to various theories and methods of linguistics and gain the ability to examine and analyze the characteristics of language and human communication at different levels. The goal of this program is to train specialists who can analyze and solve language and communication problems in various educational, social, and research fields.

The Linguistics degree program studies the structure, function, and changes of human languages. This field focuses on analyzing various aspects of language, including phonology, grammar, semantics, and sociolinguistics. Students in this program are introduced to various theories and methods of linguistics and gain the ability to examine and analyze the characteristics of language and human communication at different levels. The goal of this program is to train specialists who can analyze and solve language and communication problems in various educational, social, and research fields.

The Rural Geography and Planning course studies the geographical, economic and social characteristics of rural areas and the challenges of their development. This field focuses on analyzing various issues such as agriculture, natural resources, employment, migration and improving rural infrastructure. In this course, students are introduced to the concepts and tools of rural development planning, optimal use of resources and designing sustainable projects so that they can help improve the quality of life in rural communities and solve the problems of these areas.

The Rural Geography and Planning course studies the geographical, economic and social characteristics of rural areas and the challenges of their development. This field focuses on analyzing various issues such as agriculture, natural resources, employment, migration and improving rural infrastructure. In this course, students are introduced to the concepts and tools of rural development planning, optimal use of resources and designing sustainable projects so that they can help improve the quality of life in rural communities and solve the problems of these areas.

The Geography and Urban Planning course studies spatial patterns and urban development processes and their effects on social and economic structures. This field focuses on analyzing urban problems such as population growth, transportation, housing, pollution, and the optimal use of urban resources. In this course, students are introduced to the concepts and tools of urban planning, crisis management, spatial design, and sustainable development, and acquire the ability to provide effective solutions to improve the quality of urban life and better manage resources.

The Geography and Urban Planning course studies spatial patterns and urban development processes and their effects on social and economic structures. This field focuses on analyzing urban problems such as population growth, transportation, housing, pollution, and the optimal use of urban resources. In this course, students are introduced to the concepts and tools of urban planning, crisis management, spatial design, and sustainable development, and acquire the ability to provide effective solutions to improve the quality of urban life and better manage resources.

The History of Islamic Iran course examines the historical, cultural, and social developments in Iran from the arrival of Islam to the contemporary era. In this course, students will study Islamic events, governments, ideas, and civilizations in Iran, analyzing the mutual effects of Islam and Iranian culture. This course is an opportunity to gain a deep understanding of historical trends and recognize Iran's role in the Islamic world and global developments throughout history.

The History course with a focus on Islamic history and post-Islamic Iranian history provides an opportunity to gain a deep understanding of the historical and cultural developments in the Islamic world and Iran after the arrival of Islam. In this course, students will analyze various social, political, religious, and cultural aspects by examining events, ideas, and prominent figures in the history of Islam and Iran, and develop skills in researching and analyzing historical sources. This course also explores historical complexities and Iran's role in global developments.

The International Relations degree program studies the political, economic, cultural, and social interactions between countries and international institutions. It introduces students to key theories and debates in the fields of foreign policy, international security, human rights, and the global economy. The goal of this program is to train professionals who are able to analyze and solve global problems and predict international developments with a deep understanding of global dynamics.

The International Relations degree program studies the political, economic, cultural, and social interactions between countries and international institutions. It introduces students to key theories and debates in the fields of foreign policy, international security, human rights, and the global economy. The goal of this program is to train professionals who are able to analyze and solve global problems and predict international developments with a deep understanding of global dynamics.

The curriculum planning course provides students with the opportunity to become familiar with the principles and methods of designing and evaluating curricula. This course examines topics such as educational needs analysis, developing learning objectives, selecting content, teaching methods, and assessing student performance. The goal of this course is to train professionals who can design and implement effective curricula that meet the educational needs of the community and help improve the learning process.

The Persian Language and Literature course studies the Persian language, its grammatical, lexical, and semantic structures, as well as prominent Persian literary works. This field introduces students to the history of the Persian language, its great poets and writers, and its cultural and social aspects. The goal of this course is to train specialists who are able to analyze Persian literary texts, translate works, and examine the effects of the Persian language in different cultures, and to help expand and explain the rich Persian literary heritage.

The Persian Language and Literature course studies the Persian language, its grammatical, lexical, and semantic structures, as well as prominent Persian literary works. This field introduces students to the history of the Persian language, its great poets and writers, and its cultural and social aspects. The goal of this course is to train specialists who are able to analyze Persian literary texts, translate works, and examine the effects of the Persian language in different cultures, and to help expand and explain the rich Persian literary heritage.

The Persian Language and Literature course with an emphasis on Epic Literature studies and analyzes Persian epic works, including Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh and other epic texts. The course examines concepts such as heroism, struggle, courage, and cultural values ​​in Persian epic literature and analyzes their impact on Iranian national identity and history. The goal of this course is to train specialists who can accurately analyze Persian epic texts and explain the values ​​of this type of literature for future generations.

The Persian Language and Literature course with a focus on popular literature studies and analyzes informal and popular literary works. This field examines Persian stories, proverbs, sayings, folk poems, and folk songs, and examines the role of these works in the culture and social identity of the people. The goal of this course is to train specialists who are able to analyze and preserve the Persian popular literary heritage and introduce it to future generations.

The Persian Language and Literature course with a focus on mystical literature examines Persian mystical texts and analyzes the works of great poets such as Rumi, Hafez, Saadi, and other thinkers in this field. This course introduces students to mystical concepts and symbols in Persian poetry and prose and analyzes the philosophical, spiritual, and social dimensions of mystical literature. The goal of this course is to train specialists who are capable of deeply examining mystical texts, translating, and explaining their complex concepts for new generations.

The Persian Language and Literature course with a focus on Persian language teaching studies the methods and techniques of teaching Persian to non-Persian speakers. This field introduces students to the principles and foundations of language teaching, the design of educational materials, and the assessment of learner performance. The goal of this course is to train teachers and specialists who can effectively and efficiently teach Persian to learners at different levels and help to spread and promote the Persian language and culture throughout the world.

The Persian Language and Literature course with a focus on lyrical literature studies Persian romantic poetry and prose, emphasizing the analysis of prominent works such as the poems of Hafez, Saadi, Khayyam, and other lyrical poets. This field examines the concepts of love, beauty, sorrow, and human desires in Persian literature, and examines the role of lyrical literature in culture and social identity. The goal of this course is to train specialists who have the ability to analyze and interpret Persian lyrical texts in depth and transmit their complex concepts to future generations.

The Islamic Philosophy and Theology course examines philosophical and religious issues within the framework of Islamic thought. In this course, students are introduced to the fundamental concepts of Islamic philosophy, the views of Muslim philosophers, and theological issues such as monotheism, resurrection, divine justice, and proof of the existence of God. The goal of this course is to train specialists who can analyze and criticize philosophical and theological ideas and contribute to the expansion and deepening of understanding of Islamic concepts in scientific and religious research.

The Philosophy with a Logic Orientation course examines the principles and foundations of the science of logic in philosophy. In this course, students are introduced to the basic concepts of classical and modern logic, the rules of logical reasoning, the structure of arguments and their types. The goal of this course is to train specialists who can analyze philosophical and logical issues in detail and acquire the necessary skills for logical and argumentative thinking in various sciences.

The Philosophy course with a focus on Classical Philosophy examines the thoughts and opinions of prominent Islamic and Greek philosophers. In this course, students are introduced to philosophical works and discussions related to Classical Philosophy, especially the thoughts of Aristotle and his followers. This course analyzes basic concepts in metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, and logic from the perspective of Classical Philosophy, and its goal is to train experts who are capable of deep thinking and philosophical analysis of various issues in various fields of the humanities.

The Islamic Philosophy and Theology course examines philosophical and religious issues within the framework of Islamic thought. In this course, students are introduced to the fundamental concepts of Islamic philosophy, the views of Muslim philosophers, and theological issues such as monotheism, resurrection, divine justice, and proof of the existence of God. The goal of this course is to train specialists who can analyze and criticize philosophical and theological ideas and contribute to the expansion and deepening of understanding of Islamic concepts in scientific and religious research.

The Philosophy with a Logic Orientation course examines the principles and foundations of the science of logic in philosophy. In this course, students are introduced to the basic concepts of classical and modern logic, the rules of logical reasoning, the structure of arguments and their types. The goal of this course is to train specialists who can analyze philosophical and logical issues in detail and acquire the necessary skills for logical and argumentative thinking in various sciences.

The Philosophy of Education course examines the theoretical principles and foundations of education from a philosophical perspective. It analyzes fundamental concepts such as education, learning, ethics, and justice in educational systems and provides students with the intellectual tools necessary to evaluate and develop educational systems. In this course, students become familiar with major philosophical ideas in the field of education and acquire the ability to analyze issues and challenges related to education at the individual and societal levels.

Physical geography is the study of the physical processes and characteristics of the Earth, such as climate, geology, water resources, vegetation, and other natural phenomena. It focuses on analyzing the interactions between humans and the environment and how natural changes occur on the Earth's surface. Students in this course are introduced to various scientific tools and techniques, such as environmental modeling and geographic data analysis, so that they can respond to environmental issues and natural challenges, such as climate crises.

Physical geography is the study of the physical processes and characteristics of the Earth, such as climate, geology, water resources, vegetation, and other natural phenomena. It focuses on analyzing the interactions between humans and the environment and how natural changes occur on the Earth's surface. Students in this course are introduced to various scientific tools and techniques, such as environmental modeling and geographic data analysis, so that they can respond to environmental issues and natural challenges, such as climate crises.

The Political Geography course studies the interrelationships between geographic spaces and political structures. This field focuses on analyzing the role of geography in the formation of political boundaries, foreign policies, conflicts and international relations, and its effects on government decision-making. Students in this course are introduced to the concepts of economic, security and environmental geography and acquire the ability to analyze the effects of geography on political trends and power at the national and global levels.

The Political Geography course studies the interrelationships between geographic spaces and political structures. This field focuses on analyzing the role of geography in the formation of political boundaries, foreign policies, conflicts and international relations, and its effects on government decision-making. Students in this course are introduced to the concepts of economic, security and environmental geography and acquire the ability to analyze the effects of geography on political trends and power at the national and global levels.

The political science major at Tarbiat Modars University, while introducing students to specialized literature in peripheral sciences (such as sociology and economics) and fundamental studies (political philosophy and jurisprudence), strives to teach the logic of political and intellectual developments in the country's issues within the boundaries of this field's knowledge and based on the requirements of Islamic Iran, and to design research appropriate to it. This analysis and study helps graduates of this major at Tarbiat Modars University to participate more constructively and responsibly in policy-making and good governance processes in the country and to guarantee the country's national interests.

Iran, as a country with a strategic position in the contemporary world, is always exposed to a multitude of threats and opportunities at the subnational, national and transnational levels. Special attention is paid to identifying and analyzing the country's issues and trying to confront threats and use opportunities in conditions of limited time, financial and human resources, and precise prioritization of the country's issues. Creating a multidimensional and indigenous perspective on the Iranian issue is one of the goals of this course at Tarbiat Modares University, and graduates of this course at Tarbiat Modares University will, in proportion to the focus on one of the country's major issues, evaluate the aforementioned issues, identify and compile dissertations and applied research focusing on policymaking around Iranian issues.

Political thought can be considered an interdisciplinary knowledge that, with its normative implications, provides criteria and criteria for desirable social relations and, while expressing ideals and values, also provides recommendations and prescriptions for realizing a "good" life and a desirable state of governance. This course is one of the main courses in the Political Science department of Tarbiat Modars University, which is offered at the doctoral level in order to familiarize students with political thoughts and ideas in both Western and Islamic traditions. The Political Science Department of Tarbiat Modars University, within the framework of this course, aims to focus on various types of political thought such as political philosophy, political theology, and political ideology, and examines and analyzes classical and modern political discourses and ideas of the West, political thoughts in the ancient East, political thoughts and philosophy in the Islamic world, and the course of political thought in Iran, and criticizes and evaluates the opinions of scholars in this field from various angles in students' research and theses.

The psychology degree program examines human behavior and mental processes and introduces students to the scientific principles of analyzing and understanding mental states, emotions, thoughts, and behaviors. This field studies topics such as developmental psychology, clinical psychology, social psychology, and cognitive psychology. The goal of this course is to train professionals who can analyze and improve the quality of human life in various fields such as counseling, treatment of mental disorders, and research.

The General Psychology degree program studies and analyzes the basic concepts of psychology and human behavior. This program teaches students the principles and theories of psychology in various areas such as perception, learning, memory, motivation, personality, and emotions. The goal of this course is to provide a deep understanding of human mental and behavioral processes so that they can be used in various fields such as counseling, education, scientific research, and mental health improvement.

The Quran and Hadith Studies course provides students with the opportunity to become familiar with the concepts, interpretation, and analysis of the Quran and Hadith texts. This course examines topics such as Quranic sciences, interpretation, history of the Quran, Hadith studies, and methods of collecting and critiquing religious narrations. The goal of this course is to train specialists who can analyze and interpret primary Islamic sources and work in scientific and research fields in the field of Quran and Hadith.

The Quran and Hadith Studies course provides students with the opportunity to become familiar with the concepts, interpretation, and analysis of the Quran and Hadith texts. This course examines topics such as Quranic sciences, interpretation, history of the Quran, Hadith studies, and methods of collecting and critiquing religious narrations. The goal of this course is to train specialists who can analyze and interpret primary Islamic sources and work in scientific and research fields in the field of Quran and Hadith.

The Russian Language Teaching course teaches language skills including speaking, writing, reading, and listening in Russian and prepares students to teach this language at various levels. In addition to strengthening language skills, this field also focuses on analyzing grammatical structures, philology, and Russian literature. The goal of this course is to train Russian language teachers and specialists who are able to effectively teach and convey the concepts of this language to learners in various educational settings.

The Russian Language Teaching course teaches language skills including speaking, writing, reading, and listening in Russian and prepares students to teach this language at various levels. In addition to strengthening language skills, this field also focuses on analyzing grammatical structures, philology, and Russian literature. The goal of this course is to train Russian language teachers and specialists who are able to effectively teach and convey the concepts of this language to learners in various educational settings.

The sociology degree program, with its various orientations, studies social structures, institutions, and processes, and aims to provide a deeper understanding of human behavior and social relationships. The program examines topics such as social change, inequality, social class, culture, and identity. Students in this program acquire analytical and research skills to understand and analyze social issues in different societies, and can work in various fields of research, social consulting, and social planning.

Students in the PhD program in Cultural Sociology, as one of the existing sociology majors at Tarbiat Modares University, are required to complete a total of 34 credits, of which 26 credits and 8 credits are related to the doctoral dissertation.

The Sociology of Economic Development course examines the complex relationships between economic development and social structures. This field analyzes economic, social, and cultural processes in developing societies and their impacts on social justice, well-being, and resource distribution. Students in this course are introduced to key concepts and theories of economic development, economic inequalities, and challenges related to sustainable development, and acquire the ability to analyze and propose effective solutions to solve economic and social problems.

Students in the PhD program in Political Sociology, as one of the doctoral majors at Tarbiat Modares University, are required to complete 36 credits, including 6 required courses, 6 optional courses, and 6 specialized courses. In addition, 18 credits are dedicated to the doctoral dissertation.

The sociology course, with its political sociology and cultural sociology orientations, analyzes and examines social structures and their mutual effects on politics and culture. In the political sociology orientation, topics such as power, government, political institutions and their relationship with society are examined. In the cultural sociology orientation, the impact of culture, identity, values ​​and symbols in different societies is studied. This course prepares students to analyze complex social and cultural issues and gain a deep understanding of social and political processes.

The Sports Management degree program provides students with the opportunity to learn the principles and concepts of management in the sports industry. It covers topics such as planning, marketing, finance, law, and leadership in the field of sports and prepares students to manage sports organizations and events. The goal of this program is to train professionals who can play an effective role in the development and advancement of sports at various levels, especially in the business and management fields.

The Sports Management degree program provides students with the opportunity to learn the principles and techniques of management in the sports industry. Topics such as strategic planning, sports marketing, human resources, finance, and sports event management are explored. The goal of this program is to train managers who are able to lead and develop sports organizations, teams, and events using management knowledge and professional skills.

The exercise physiology course examines the effects of physical activity and exercise on various systems of the human body. In this course, students are introduced to scientific concepts in the field of physiological function of the body, energy production, improving sports performance, and preventing sports injuries. The goal of this course is to train specialists who can work in various fields of improving sports performance, designing training programs, and consulting in the field of health and sports.

The Sports Marketing degree program provides students with an introduction to marketing strategies and techniques in the sports industry. The course explores concepts such as sports branding, advertising, public relations, sports law, and sports event management. The goal of the program is to train professionals who can use innovative marketing methods to develop sports brands and contribute to the growth and success of sports organizations and events.

The English Language Teaching course teaches language skills including speaking, writing, reading, and listening, and prepares students to teach English at various levels. In addition to strengthening language skills, this field also focuses on analyzing the grammatical and semantic structures of the English language, philology, and modern methods of language teaching. The goal of this course is to train English teachers and specialists who are able to teach this language effectively in schools, educational institutions, and other educational settings.

The English Language Teaching course teaches language skills including speaking, writing, reading, and listening, and prepares students to teach English at various levels. In addition to strengthening language skills, this field also focuses on analyzing the grammatical and semantic structures of the English language, philology, and modern methods of language teaching. The goal of this course is to train English teachers and specialists who are able to teach this language effectively in schools, educational institutions, and other educational settings.

The Women's Studies course with a focus on Women's Rights in Islam examines the position of women in Islamic texts and analyzes their rights and duties within the framework of religious teachings. This field analyzes the jurisprudential, legal, and social foundations of women's rights in Islam and its adaptation to contemporary challenges. Students in this course are familiar with the fundamental concepts of women's rights in the Quran, Sunnah, and Islamic jurisprudence and gain the ability to analyze and evaluate legal and social issues related to women at the individual and societal levels.

The Women's Studies course with a focus on Women's Rights in Islam examines the position of women in Islamic texts and analyzes their rights and duties within the framework of religious teachings. This field analyzes the jurisprudential, legal, and social foundations of women's rights in Islam and its adaptation to contemporary challenges. Students in this course are familiar with the fundamental concepts of women's rights in the Quran, Sunnah, and Islamic jurisprudence and gain the ability to analyze and evaluate legal and social issues related to women at the individual and societal levels.