Philosophy Minor

Coordinator: Karen Hoffman

The philosophy minor offers theoretical and applied courses that examine the arguments and ideas that shape our thinking about our identities, our values and our responsibilities to ourselves, to others and to our larger world. The analytical reasoning and critical thinking skills that the minor cultivates, as well as its many connections to other academic disciplines, make the minor useful for students in a variety of majors.

Requirements for the Minor

Required:

Take five of the following courses:

PHIL 200	Contemporary Philosophical Topics	3.0
PHIL 203	Philosophical Issues in Feminism	3.0
PLRL 205	Classical Religion & Philosophy	3.0
PHIL 207	Logic	3.0
PHIL 211	Philosophy Through Film	3.0
PHIL 212	Human Nature and Society	3.0
PLRL 219	Ethics & Leadership	3.0
PHIL 220	Professional Ethics	3.0
PHIL 221	Ethics	3.0
ENPL 267	Thematic Studies:Vice and Virtue	3.0
PHIL 305	Great Figures in Western Political Thought	3.0
PHIL 307	History of Philosophy: The Ancient World to the Renaissance	3.0
PHIL 308	History of Philosophy: The Early Modern Era to the 20th Century	3.0
PHIL 315/HON 315	Literature of Moral Reflection	3.0
PHIL 316/HON 316	Perspectives in Global Health	3.0
PHIL 319/HON 329	Biomedical Ethics	3.0
PHIL 323	Philosophy of Race	3.0
PHIL 360	Topics in Ancient Greek Philosophy	3.0
PHIL 397	Special Topics	3.0
PLRL 470	Senior Seminar	3.0
HON 318/MUSC 318	Theory and Practice in the Arts: The Philosophy of Music	3.0
PSCI 332	Ancient Medieval Political Thought	3.0

Total Credit Hours: 15.0