Philosophy
An area of concentration in Philosophy provides you will the transferable skills that you can use in many fields. The focus is on rational and critical thinking, problem solving, ethics, logic, and the history of philosophical thoughts, ideas, and cultures.
| Concentration Requirements | 30 hours |
|---|---|
| Courses from the Department of Philosophy (PHIL) | 30 hours |
| Secondary Field I | 12 hours |
| Must include courses from the same subject | |
| Secondary Field II | 12 hours |
| Must include courses from the same subject | |
| Electives | 26 hours |
| May include any excess hours in general education, concentration or secondary fields. The number of elective hours may vary but total degree must comprise 120 hours. | |
| University General Education | 40 hours |
| Learn more about general education requirements | |
| TOTAL DEGREE | 120 hours |
- Very few Philosophy courses are offered in the evening.
| Students with an area of concentration in Philosophy may find careers in: | ||
| ♦ Religion | ♦ Education | |
| ♦ Community Services | ♦ Government and Nonprofit Organizations | |
| ♦ Research | ♦ Law | |
| ♦ Human Services | ♦ Business | |
| ♦ Journalism | ||