A total of twenty (20) credits as follows:
I. Core Requirement (1 course, 4 credits)
PHIL 200: Critical Reasoning (F6)
II. Upper-Level Requirement (1 course, 4 credits)
One Philosophy course at the 300-level or above
III. Electives (3 courses. 12 credits)
Three additional Philosophy courses, with no more than one at the 100-level
- Note: While not required, Introduction to Philosophy (PHIL 105) is recommended for first-year students.
Sample Philosophy Electives Include:
PHIL 105: Black Mirror and Philosophy (F2i) or The Big Questions (F2i)
PHIL 110: Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (F2i, F8)
PHIL 201: Ancient Philosophy (F1)
PHIL 203: Modern Philosophy
PHIL 210: Logic (F6)
PHIL 216: Philosophy of Law
PHIL 219: Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
PHIL 220: Philosophy of Race and Racism (F8, F9)
PHIL 221: Markets and Morals
PHIL 222: Ethics (F1)
PHIL 225: Justice, Equality, and Liberty
PHIL 228: Ethics in Action (2 credits, F11 eligible with one semester of PHIL 229)
PHIL 229: Ethics Bowl Practicum (2 credits, F11 eligible with two semesters)
PHIL 230: Environmental Ethics
PHIL 250: Topics in Philosophy
PHIL 301: Philosophy, Power, and Politics
PHIL 303: Issues in Clinical Bioethics
PHIL 311: Philosophy of Language
PHIL 312: Philosophy of the Cognitive Sciences
PHIL 315: Philosophy of Science
PHIL 318: Metaphysics
PHIL 319: Epistemology
PHIL 320: The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence (F8)
PHIL 321: Philosophy and Religion
PHIL 322: Medical Ethics (F1)
PHIL 326: Sexual Ethics
PHIL 328: Philosophy of Mind and Consciousness
PHIL 332: Animal Ethics (F8)
PHIL 333: God, Death, and Meaning (F1)
PHIL 345: Modern Political Philosophy
PHIL 347: Children and the State (F8)
PHIL 355: Feminist Philosophy
See "Courses of Instruction" for a complete list of Philosophy courses and descriptions.