One course in logic from the following: (3 Credits

• PHIL 146 - Critical Thinking (3.00)
• PHIL 248 - Introduction to Scientific Reasoning (3.00)
• PHIL 346 - Deductive Logic (3.00)

One course in ethics from the following:

• PHIL 150 - Contemporary Moral Issues (3.00)
• PHIL 152 - Introduction to Ethics (3.00)
• PHIL 251 - Ethical Issues in Science and Engineering (3.00)
• PHIL 350 - Ethical Theory (3.00)
• PHIL 353 - Morality and Psychology (3.00)
• PHIL 354 - Ethics, Animals, and the Environment (3.00)
• PHIL 355 - Political Philosophy (3.00)
• PHIL 356 - Philosophy of Law (3.00)
• PHIL 357 - Philosophy and Human Rights (3.00)
• PHIL 358 - Bioethics (3.00)
• PHIL 450 - Metaethics (3.00)
• PHIL 452 - Advanced Topics in Ethics (3.00)
• PHIL 482 - Aristotle’s Ethics (3.00)
• PHIL 486 - Kant’s Moral and Political Philosophy (3.00)
• PHIL 487 - Hegel and Marx (3.00)

Two courses in the history of philosophy:

• PHIL 321 - History of Philosophy: Ancient (3.00)
• PHIL 322 - History of Philosophy: Modern (3.00)

Note:

Students may select two other courses from any area of philosophy. At least four of the six courses required for the minor must be 300- or 400-level classes. In fulfillment of the minor requirements in philosophy, students may submit no course in which they earn less than the grade of C.