Philosophy Minor

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Chairperson
Petri Flint
Professor	Associate Professor
Walter Jeffko	David Svolba

Objectives for the Minor in Philosophy

The Philosophy minor provides a variety of courses which fulfill requirements in the Liberal Arts and Sciences Program. These courses explore philosophical inquiry from its beginnings to the present, reviewing the history of ideas and the development of philosophical and ethical systems.

Requirements for the Minor in Philosophy

The Philosophy minor requires 18 semester hours divided into three groups. Group One constitutes a sequential core of three topical courses that are mandatory.

Group One (9 credits)

PHIL 1000 - Introduction to Western Philosophy 3 cr. or
PHIL 2600 - Philosophy of Human Nature 3 cr.
PHIL 1100 - Logic 3 cr.
PHIL 2500 - Contemporary Ethical Problems 3 cr.

Group Two (3 or more credits)

To complement the sequential core, students must select one of the following courses:

PHIL 2200 - Theories of Knowledge 3 cr.
PHIL 2550 - Introduction to Ethics 3 cr.
PHIL 3600 - Philosophy of Religion 3 cr.
PHIL 4100 - Philosophy of Art 3 cr.
PHIL 4200 - Political and Social Philosophy 3 cr.
PHIL 4300 - Philosophy of Science 3 cr.

Group Three

Students must select two additional philosophy courses from the catalog at the 2000 level or above, excluding courses listed in Group One.

Philosophy Minor

Chairperson

Professor

Associate Professor

Objectives for the Minor in Philosophy

Requirements for the Minor in Philosophy

Group One (9 credits)

Group Two (3 or more credits)

Group Three