Courses

Philosophy courses can be fun and challenging, and are a great way to build your critical thinking abilities. Our department offers a broad variety of courses covering all aspects of philosophy, so whether you're interested in logic, politics, religion, Plato, Marx, or ethics, we've got you covered.

Course Offerings

These are the courses offered for the academic year, subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, always check the schedule of classes.

Course	Number	Credits	Fulfills*
Introduction to Philosophy	PHILO 10100	3	Individual & Society
Introduction to Ethics and Moral Judgment	PHILO 10400	3	Individual & Society
Philosophy, Politics, and Society	PHILO 10600	3	Individual & Society
Introduction to Logic and Scientific Method	PHILO 17000	3	Scientific World
Power Structure and Injustice	PHILO 20008	3
Classical Greek Philosophy: Plato and Aristotle	PHILO 21200	3	Writing Intensive
Foundations of Modern Philosophy	PHILO 21500	3	Writing Intensive
African-American Philosophy	PHILO 22600	3	US Experience in its Diversity, Writing Intensive
Existentialism	PHILO 22800	3	Pluralism & Diversity - Group D, Writing Intensive
Feminist Philosophy	PHILO 23000	3	Writing Intensive
Moral Philosophy	PHILO 24400	3	Writing Intensive
Aesthetics	PHILO 25800	3	Writing Intensive
Philosophy, Science, and Culture	PHILO 27000	3	Writing Intensive
Symbolic Logic	PHILO 27500	3
Revolutions in Modern Philosophy	PHILO 31800	3	Pluralism and Diversity - Group D, Writing Intensive
Metaphysics	PHILO 36000	3	Writing Intensive
Logic and Computers	PHILO 37200	3
Advanced Symbolic Logic	PHILO 37500	3
Plato	PHILO 38010	3	Writing Intensive
Wittgenstein	PHILO 38080	3	Writing Intensive
Readings in Philosophy	PHILO 49201	1
Readings in Philosophy	PHILO 49202	2
Readings in Philosophy	PHILO 49203	3
Readings in Philosophy	PHILO 49204	4
Readings in Philosophy	PHILO 49205	5
Readings in Philosophy	PHILO 49206	6
Honors Tutorial	PHILO 49403	3
Honors Tutorial	PHILO 49406	6
In Service	PHILO 49801	1
In Service	PHILO 49802	2
In Service	PHILO 49803	3

Course	Number	Session / Weeks	Credits	Instructor
Introduction to Philosophy	PHILO 10100	Session 1 / 6 Weeks	3	Christina Weinbaum
Introduction to Ethics and Moral Judgment	PHILO 10400	Session 1 / 6 Weeks	3	Dana Grabelsky
Introduction to Logic and Scientific Method	PHILO 17000	Session 1 / 8 Weeks	3	Justin Garson
Stoicism	PHILO 20004	Session 2 / 5 Weeks	3	Justine Borer
Readings in Philosophy	PHILO 49203	Session 1 / 11 Week	3	TBA

Course	Number	Credits	Fulfills*
Introduction to Philosophy	PHILO 10100	3	Individual & Society
Introduction to Ethics and Moral Judgment	PHILO 10400	3	Individual & Society
Philosophy, Politics, and Society	PHILO 10600	3	Individual & Society
Introduction to Logic and Scientific Method	PHILO 17000	3	Scientific World
Stoicism	PHILO 20004	3	Writing Intensive
Classical Greek Philosophy: Plato and Aristotle	PHILO 21200	3	Writing Intensive
Foundations of Modern Philosophy	PHILO 21500	3	Writing Intensive
Indian Philosophy	PHILO 22100	3	Pluralism and Diversity - Group A, Writing Intensive
African-American Philosophy	PHILO 22600	3	US Experience in its Diversity, Writing Intensive
Existentialism	PHILO 22800	3	Pluralism & Diversity - Group D, Writing Intensive
Feminist Philosophy	PHILO 23000	3	Writing Intensive
Moral Philosophy	PHILO 23000	3	Writing Intensive
Political Philosophy	PHILO 24600	3	Writing Intensive
International Ethics	PHILO 24800	3	Writing Intensive
Ethical Issues in Biology and Medical Care	PHILO 25400	3
Environmental Philosophy	PHILO 25500	3	Writing Intensive
Aesthetics	PHILO 25800	3	Writing Intensive
Symbolic Logic	PHILO 27500	3
Revolutions in Modern Philosophy	PHILO 31800	3	Pluralism and Diversity - Group D, Writing Intensive
Metaphysics	PHILO 36000	3	Writing Intensive
Philosophy of Mind	PHILO 36600	3	Writing Intensive
Kant	PHILO 38068	3	Writing Intensive
Philosophy of Music	PHILO 39413	3
Readings in Philosophy	PHILO 49201	1
Readings in Philosophy	PHILO 49202	2
Readings in Philosophy	PHILO 49203	3
Readings in Philosophy	PHILO 49204	4
Readings in Philosophy	PHILO 49205	5
Readings in Philosophy	PHILO 49206	6
Honors Tutorial	PHILO 49403	3
Honors Tutorial	PHILO 49406	6
In Service	PHILO 49801	1
In Service	PHILO 49802	2
In Service	PHILO 49803	3

Schedule of Classes

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Course Catalog

The course catalog lists all Philosophy courses ever taught. To see the full list of Philosophy courses, use the undergraduate course catalog. Philosophy courses have the prefix PHIL.

SEE CATALOG

for the full list of courses