- The philosophy program covers texts and methods of inquiry developed by significant figures in the history of thought – from ancient philosophers such as Plato and Socrates to early modern thinkers such as Thomas Hobbes and Immanuel Kant to recent figures such as Thomas Kuhn and Martin Luther King.
- Foundation courses focus on philosophical problems related to topics such as personal identity, human consciousness, moral dilemmas, religious belief, semantics, and logical reasoning.
- During the junior and senior years, students get to choose from advanced courses available including political and social philosophy, the philosophy of mind, biomedical ethics, ethical theory, and metaphysics.
- To complete the philosophy major, students must earn at least 36 credits in philosophy. Students will work with their academic advisor to choose courses related to their interests and career goals.