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Program
- Award
- B.A.
- Credential class
- ceterms:BachelorDegree
- Catalog edition
- 2026-2027 Undergraduate Bulletin
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
- Return to: Academic Programs Program Learning Outcomes Students will: 1. Demonstrate knowledge of the history and development of significant philosophical views. 2. Demonstrate understanding of concepts and theories central to philosophy including specifically: questions of value questions of knowledge and existence 3. Demonstrate critical thinking, reading, writing and discussion skills including: the ability to extract arguments in classic and contemporary philosophical texts and relate them to appropriate philosophical context construction of sound deductive arguments and strong inductive arguments to evaluate philosophical concepts, positions, and arguments engagement in dialectical discussion: to participate in sustained and coherent discussion of arguments including articulation of clarifications, objections, and responses the ability to present viewpoints/arguments that differ from or oppose one’s own fairly and charitably, and to respond to such viewpoints/arguments proficiency in oral discourse: to orally present philosophical arguments (whether one’s own or those derived from reading) clearly and to encourage other students to engage with those arguments reflecting upon the ways in which philosophical reasoning, argumentation, concepts, texts, etc. apply to everyday life, including personally, locally, socially, politically, nationally, globally, etc. 4. Engage proficiently in philosophical research and writing including: locating, evaluating, and interpreting scholarly philosophical sources producing one’s own philosophical research question(s) and pursuing primary and/or secondary source research, while properly crediting sources constructing original arguments in written form in a manner consistent with disciplinary norms concerning argumentative writing
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 196167
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_196167_5b2de36a
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
General Education Requirements (30-40 Credits)
0 items
Basic Requirements: (33 Credits)
1 item
- PHIL 111Introduction to LogicNot resolved to a course3
One course in the History of Philosophy (3 Credits)
3 items
- PHIL 300Ancient PhilosophyNot resolved to a course3
- PHIL 301Modern PhilosophyNot resolved to a course3
- PHIL 302Topics in History of Philosophy: (subtitle)Not resolved to a course3
One course in Value Theory (3 Credits)
6 items
- PHIL 325Topics in Political Philosophy: (subtitle)Not resolved to a course3
- PHIL 336Topics in Bioethics: (subtitle)Not resolved to a course3
- PHIL 359Social and Political PhilosophyNot resolved to a course3
- PHIL 377Philosophy of LawNot resolved to a course3
- PHIL 420Applied Ethics: (subtitle)Not resolved to a course3
- PHIL 430Ethical TheoryNot resolved to a course3
One course in the Core Area (3 Credits)
6 items
- PHIL 350Phenomenology and ExistentialismNot resolved to a course3
- PHIL 357Philosophy of MindNot resolved to a course3
- PHIL 362Philosophy of ScienceNot resolved to a course3
- PHIL 375Philosophy of LanguageNot resolved to a course3
- PHIL 440Theory of KnowledgeNot resolved to a course3
- PHIL 445MetaphysicsNot resolved to a course3
One course in the Alternative Voices Area (3 Credits)
5 items
- PHIL 202World Religions and Contemporary IssuesNot resolved to a course3
- PHIL 204Feminist PhilosophyNot resolved to a course3
- PHIL 208Philosophy of RaceNot resolved to a course3
- PHIL 215Eastern PhilosophyNot resolved to a course3
- PHIL 315Chinese PhilosophyNot resolved to a course3
Capstone (3 credits)
1 item
- PHIL 497Seminar: (subtitle)Not resolved to a course3
Electives in Philosophy (15 Credits)
0 items
Footnotes
3 items
- Students must complete at least 18 credits in PHIL courses at or above the 300-level. PHIL 493 and PHIL 399 require department approval for use in the major.Not resolved to a course
- At least one of Value/Core must be at 400-level. Students who satisfy the “alternative voices” category with PHIL 315 will need only one elective above 300-level.Not resolved to a course
- Experimental courses at the 200 or 300 level may be used toward the major only with Department approval.Not resolved to a course
Minimum Competence Requirement
0 items
Department Writing Requirement
0 items
Sample Course Map
40 items
- First YearNot resolved to a course
- Fall - 16 CreditsNot resolved to a course
- WRTG 105Writing Seminar: (subtitle)Not resolved to a course
- PHIL 111Introduction to Logic -Not resolved to a course3
- Natural Science with lab -Not resolved to a course4
- Global Society: CAI -Not resolved to a course3
- Global Society: DPP -Not resolved to a course3
- Spring - 16 CreditsNot resolved to a course
- PHIL Elective -Not resolved to a course3
- World Language 101 -Not resolved to a course4
- Global Society: CGC -Not resolved to a course3
- Global Society: SST -Not resolved to a course3
- Elective -Not resolved to a course3
- Second YearNot resolved to a course
- Fall - 14 CreditsNot resolved to a course
- PHIL HISTORY area course -Not resolved to a course3
- World Language 102 -Not resolved to a course4
- Global Society: WCV -Not resolved to a course4
- Electives -Not resolved to a course3
- Spring - 15 CreditsNot resolved to a course
- PHIL Values area course -Not resolved to a course3
- PHIL Elective -Not resolved to a course3
- Electives -Not resolved to a course12
- Third YearNot resolved to a course
- Fall - 15 CreditsNot resolved to a course
- PHIL Alternative Voices area course -Not resolved to a course3
- PHIL Elective -Not resolved to a course3
- Electives -Not resolved to a course9
- Spring - 14 CreditsNot resolved to a course
- PHIL Electives -Not resolved to a course3
- Integrative and Applied Learning -Not resolved to a course3
- Electives -Not resolved to a course8
- Fourth YearNot resolved to a course
- Fall - 15 CreditsNot resolved to a course
- PHIL Core Area Course -Not resolved to a course3
- PHIL Electives -Not resolved to a course3
- Electives -Not resolved to a course9
- Spring - 15 CreditsNot resolved to a course
- PHIL 497Seminar: (subtitle)Not resolved to a course
- Electives -Not resolved to a course12
Double Major
0 items
KEY - Participation in a Global Society (PGS)
0 items
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