B.A.
WITH A MAJOR IN PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION:
PHILOSOPHY CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS
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Required 125 credits (36 of which must be
numbered 300 or above, and 60 of which must
be from a 4-year institution) including: |
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I. General Education Requirements (see
University GER listing). |
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II. Philosophy Concentration requirements. |
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33 major hours, including: |
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Phil 101 |
Introduction to Philosophy |
(3) |
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Phil 220 |
Introduction to Logic |
(3) |
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3 hours from: |
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Religion Curriculum |
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6 hours from: |
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Phil 300 |
Ancient
Philosophy |
(3) |
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Phil 301 |
Medieval Philosophy |
(3) |
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Phil 302 |
Renaissance and Enlightenment |
(3) |
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Phil 303 |
Kant and the Nineteenth Century |
(3) |
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A
minimum of 18 hours of upper level work in
Philosophy. |
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6 hours from an open-ended list of
diversity/multicultural courses, which will
include, but not be limited to, the
following: (for other possibilities, check
with advisers in the department). |
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A&S 225 |
Introduction to the Study of Women |
(3) |
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A&S 250 |
African American Religious History |
(3) |
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Engl 365 |
Black American Writers |
(3) |
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Geog 151 |
Human Geography |
(3) |
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Hist 345 |
The
Ancient Near East |
(3) |
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IS 352 |
Native American Philosophic Thought |
(3) |
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Phil 283 |
Asian Philosophy |
(3) |
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Rels 203 |
World Religions |
(3) |
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T&L 433 |
Multicultural Education |
(3) |
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Some of these courses simultaneously
fulfill other Philosophy/Religion
requirements. |
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Language requirement: |
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Reading proficiency in the philosophical
literature of any foreign language is
strongly recommended. Majors in philosophy
should be aware that proficiency in symbolic
logic is expected in most graduate schools
and in some substitutes for proficiency in a
foreign language. |
MINOR IN PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION: PHILOSOPHY
CONCENTRATION |
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Required 21 credits in Philosophy: |
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6 hours from: |
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Phil 283 |
Asian Philosophy |
(3) |
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Phil 300 |
Ancient
Philosophy |
(3) |
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Phil 301 |
Medieval Philosophy |
(3) |
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Phil 302 |
Renaissance and Enlightenment |
(3) |
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Phil 303 |
Kant and the
Nineteenth Century |
(3) |
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The additional 15 hours should normally
include work complementary to the student's
major or to some developed personal
interest. Students may consult department
advisers to develop a special concentration
in the minor with an emphasis on philosophy
of science, ethics |
