The study of philosophy involves both understanding how philosophers of the past have approached a variety of philosophical problems and understanding how a single set of related philosophical problems could be approached in a variety of different ways. Students study both the history and the problems of philosophy. Contact: Kevin Graham, Chair of Philosophy
Minor in Philosophy Requirements: 18 Credits
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Philosophical Ideas Course | ||
| Select one of the following: | 3 | |
| Philosophical Ideas:Reality, Knowledge, and the Good Life | ||
| Philosophical Ideas:Law | ||
| Philosophical Ideas:Foundations of the Sciences | ||
| Philosophical Ideas:Nature, Time and God | ||
| Philosophical Ideas: Faith and Reason | ||
| Philosophical Ideas:Wisdom | ||
| History of Philosophy | ||
| Select one of the following: | 3 | |
| World Philosophy | ||
| Introduction To Chinese Philosophy | ||
| American Philosophy | ||
| History Of Classical Greek Philosophy | ||
| History of Medieval Philosophy | ||
| History Of Modern Philosophy | ||
| History Of 19th-Century Philosophy | ||
| Problems in Philosophy | ||
| Select one of the following: | 3 | |
| Epistemology | ||
| Moral Philosophy | ||
| Philosophy Of The Natural Sciences | ||
| Philosophy of Language | ||
| Metaphysics | ||
| Social And Political Philosophy | ||
| Aesthetics | ||
| Philosophy of Mind | ||
| PHL Upper Level Electives | ||
| 3 additional hours of PHL courses numbered 300 or above, not on the history, problems, ultimate questions, or logic lists, and not cross-listed as SRP or Intersections. | 3 | |
| plus 6 additional hours of PHL courses numbered 300 or above, no more than 3 hours of which may be cross-listed as Intersections. Intersections Courses: PHL 404, PHL 425, PHL 426, PHL 427, PHL 436 | 6 | |
| Total Credits | 18 | |