Then a major in Philosophy may be what you are looking for. Philosophy is the oldest form of systematic, scholarly inquiry. It is the study of the most basic moral, legal, aesthetic, religious, and metaphysical ideas by which we understand the universe and ourselves.
Philosophers pursue fundamental truths, quest for understanding, and study principles of conduct.
Philosophers seek to establish standards of evidence, provide rational methods of resolving conflicts, establish criteria for a just social order, and create techniques for evaluating ideas and arguments. The study of philosophy broadens and intensifies liberal education while enhancing interpretive abilities in many fields. The curriculum provides a broad liberal arts background, including courses in foreign languages and a generous choice of elective courses. While some students plan for graduate school and teaching careers in philosophy, the broad relevance of philosophy to other fields permits most students to work toward goals such as professional training in law, Medicine, or theology. It is not unusual for philosophy majors to also major in other disciplines, and these concentrations combine easily with other majors in the University.