COURSE CURRICULUM

The coursework in the Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy program is designed to develop strong reasoning, ethical understanding, and analytical skills by engaging students with a wide range of philosophical topics. Students begin with foundational courses such as Critical Thinking and Basic/Symbolic Logic, which help them learn how to construct clear arguments, evaluate reasoning, and identify logical structures in everyday and academic discussions. These skills form the basis for more advanced philosophical study and are essential for developing sound analytical thinking.Courses such as Ethical Theories and Business Ethics explore different moral frameworks and how they apply to real-world situations, including decision-making in professional, social, and economic contexts. Philosophy and Modern Society examines how philosophical ideas influence and respond to contemporary social issues, while Philosophy, Conflict and Peace focuses on the role of philosophy in understanding conflict resolution, justice, and peaceful coexistence. Survey of Political Philosophy introduces students to major thinkers and ideas related to government, power, justice, and the organization of society.Aesthetics allows students to explore philosophical questions about art, beauty, and artistic expression, while also encouraging reflection on how humans interpret and value creative works. Together, these courses provide a broad understanding of both classical and applied philosophy, connecting abstract ideas with modern challenges.The program also offers additional academic resources, including major requirements, class schedules, and college information to support student planning and success. Students may also pursue combined bachelor’s and master’s degree pathways or complete a minor alongside their major, allowing for greater academic flexibility and specialization. Overall, the coursework is structured to help students become critical thinkers who can analyze complex problems, communicate ideas effectively, and apply philosophical reasoning to both academic and professional environments.