Philosophy Studies Minor
Develop skills in logic, reasoning, and argument with the Philosophy minor.
The Philosophy Minor offers students a profound exploration into fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, ethics, and reality.
This minor provides a strong foundation for intellectual inquiry and ethical reasoning, empowering students to navigate complex issues and contribute meaningfully to various academic and professional fields.
Unique class topics in the Philosophy minor:
- Introduction to Philosophy: Embark on a journey through the history of philosophical thought, exploring key philosophical questions and engaging with major philosophical movements and thinkers to develop a deeper understanding of fundamental concepts and debates.
- Logic: Master the principles of deductive and inductive reasoning, learning to construct valid arguments, identify fallacies, and analyze the structure of arguments to enhance critical thinking skills and logical reasoning abilities.
Additional courses cover topics such as world religions, ethics, politics philosophy, and justice policy.