Theses will be evaluated by the members of the department Three courses in a related field that relates philosophy to another field of study. Students will choose, on an individual basis, some bridging topic or theme, such as environmental ethics, law and politics, philosophy and science, and so forth. Normally, these related courses will be taken in some department other than philosophy. The general studies requirement of two courses in philosophy or religious studies is separate from these concentration requirements. For combined concentrators only, the same course may fulfill both a core requirement and the seminar requirement.
Programs are available in elementary and secondary education.
See the department chairperson for more information. Primary attention will be given to basic questions such as the nature of the self, freedom of the will, and the basis for moral and religious belief. The aim is to increase the student's awareness of some intellectual and practical dilemmas of modern life. General Studies Humanities Credit. Thinking A study of arguments and rules for correct thinking.