Major (40 credits)

• 1 100-level Thematic Encounter
• 2 Thematic Focus courses (1 Abstract Structures and 1 Human Experience)
• 1 CSD course (either CSD:I or CSD:S)
• 3 300-level courses 
• 2 Electives (these could include: 100 or 300 level Thematic Encounters, an additional CSD course, additional Thematic Focus, or any other philosophy coursework)
• 1 Capstone

Notes:

• No more than 8 credits at the 100 level may count toward the major without permission of the Department Chair.
• At least 20 credits must be at the 300 level.
• Once Majors and Minors have begun to take courses at the 300-level, normally they should not take any more courses at the 100-level.

Minor (20 credits)

Required Courses:

Five courses, at least three of which must be at the 300 level.

Major (40 credits)

• 4 credits at the 100 or 200 level
• Logic (279B)
• Ancient Philosophy (331)
• Modern Philosophy (234)
• One course from each of the following elective groups:
• Group A (Ethics): Moral Philosophy (321), Feminist Ethics (377A), or another philosophy course in ethics with the approval of the chair.
• Group B (History): Medieval Philosophy (333), 19th-Century Philosophy (336), Analytic Philosophy (337), American Philosophy (338), Chinese Philosophy (339), Existential Ethics (327), or Continental Philosophy (341).
• Group C (Epistemology/Metaphysics): Philosophy of Science (363), Theories of Knowledge (364), Metaphysics (365), Philosophy of Mind (367).
• Philosophy Capstone (388)
• 8 additional credits, at least 4 of them at the 300 level

Notes:

• Once Majors and Minors have begun to take courses at the 300-level, normally they should not take any more courses at the 100-level, except for PHIL 110 Logic.
• Majors and Minors can count a course taken to satisfy the Ethics Common Seminar requirement (ETHS 390 or HONR 390) for major/minor requirements provided the course is offered by a member of the Philosophy Department.

Minor (20 credits)

Required Courses:

Five courses, at least three of which must be at the 300 level.