Philosophy Minor
Students who cannot fit the interdisciplinary option into their schedule may find
a philosophy minor as providing both useful preparation and important skills for undergraduate
study or entry into employment where ethics of policy-making is a central concern.
This curriculum applies to all students who declare a minor in Fall of 2013 or later.
For students who declared a minor prior to Fall, 2013, you should speak to the department
head about which curriculum is most suitable for you to follow. The former curriculum
is available here.
Requirements: 18 credit hours in philosophy
- One logic course from (3 credits):
- PHILO 110, Introduction to Formal Logic; or
- PHILO 320, Symbolic Logic I
- Three courses from (9 credits):
- PHILO 301 History of Philosophy
- PHILO 305 Reasons, Decisions, and Society
- PHILO 330 Moral Philosophy
- PHILO 340 Reasons and Reliable Knowledge
- Two additional philosophy electives (6 credits).