18 credits

REQUIRED COURSES:

6 credits

• PHIL 211-- Introduction to Ancient Philosophy (only offered during fall semesters)
• PHIL 213--Introduction to Modern Philosophy (only offered during spring semesters)

Group A  (6 credits required)

6 credits

• PHIL 313--19th Century Philosophy 
• PHIL 314--Survey of 20th Century Continental European Philosophy
• PHIL 315--Survey of 20th Century Anglo-American Philosophy
• PHIL 316--American Pragmatism
• PHIL 407--British Empiricists
• PHIL 408--Continental Rationalists
• PHIL 409--Recent French Philosophy 
• PHIL 410--Plato
• PHIL 411--Aristotle
• PHIL 415--Kant
• PHIL 416--Hegel
• PHIL 417--Nietzsche
• PHIL 418--Heidegger
• PHIL 419--Wittgenstein
• PHIL 425--Philosophy of Language
• PHIL 435--Philosophy of Mind
• PHIL 438--Problems in History/Philosophy of Science
• PHIL 440--Theory of Knowledge
• PHIL 441--Metaphysics
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Nativism and the Mind (Fall 1996)
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Philosophy of Psychology (Spring 1997)
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Theory of Action (Fall 1999)
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Sartre (Fall 2000, Spring 2003, Spring 2005)
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Merleau Ponty
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:   Levinas (Fall 2003, Spring 2006)
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Derrida (Spring 2004)
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Dewey and Rorty
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Levels of Reality (Spring 2008)
• PHIL 495--Selected Figures:  Jacques Derrida (Spring 1999)
• PHIL 495--Selected Figures:  John Stuart Mill (Fall 1999)

GROUP B (3 credits required)

3 credits

• PHIL 320--Philosophy of Law
• PHIL 323--Problems in the Philosophy of Religion
• PHIL 325--Problems in the Philosophy of History
• PHIL 327--History of Political Thought I
• PHIL 328--History of Political Thought II
• PHIL 409--Recent French Philosophy
• PHIL 450--Ethical Theory
• PHIL 451--Happiness
• PHIL 452--Aesthetics
• PHIL 457--Political Philosophy TOPIC: PHILOSOPHY OF HUMAN RIGHTS
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Contemporary Virtue Ethics (Fall 1997)
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Theories of Rights (Fall 1998)
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Feminist Theory (Spring 1999, Spring 2000 )
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Philosophy of Children (Spring 1999)
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Modern Jewish Thought (Spring 1999)
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Feminist Philosophy (Spring 2003)
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Problems in Ethics (Spring 2005, Spring 2007)
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Ethics After Auschwitz (Spring 2005)
• PHIL 494--Sel Top:  Global Justice (Spring 2008)
• PHIL 495--Selected Figures:  John Stuart Mill (Fall 1999)

ADDITIONAL CREDITS IN PHILOSOPHY (Any philosophy course will fulfill this requirement) (3 credits required)

3 credits