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Dec 04, 2024
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2012-2013 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Philosophy, BA
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Learning Outcomes, Philosophy, BA
- Be able to display capacities for and skills in critical thinking
- Be able to write clear, logical, and grammatically correct philosophical arguments
- Be able to orally express clear, logical, and grammatically correct philosophical arguments
- Be able to display detailed knowledge of the current literature or historical background of a philosophical problem
General Requirements
The Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy requires 30 semester hours with grades of C or above; a maximum of 54 hours can be applied to the degree. At least 21 out of the 30 hours must be upper division courses. The philosophy minor requires 18 hours of course work. The philosophy major may choose either the general requirements or the student may specialize in one of four optional programs.
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Required Courses for the Philosophy Major
One course in Logic selected from:
One course in Social and Political Philosophy/Ethics selected from:
One course in Metaphysics, Ontology, Epistemology, or Philosophy of Science:
Three courses in the History of Philosophy, from three different historical eras:
Area 2: Ancient to Renaissance Philosophy:
Area 3: Modern and 19th Century Philosophy:
Area 4: Contemporary Philosophy:
Senior Seminar and Thesis
Philosophy Major Options
The department offers options in areas of philosophy that focus on particular fields of study. To qualify for an option, the student must fulfill the requirements for the major including at least 30 hours of course work, 12 hours of which must be in the option area. Satisfaction of an area option will appear on a student’s transcript. Religion, Classics, and Culture:
Justice and Global Society (International Studies):
Cognition, Science, Phenomenology and Linguistics:
Culture, Media and the Arts:
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