Logic (3 credits)

Complete one course from the following:

• PHIL 146 - Critical Thinking (3)
• PHIL 240 - Introduction to Argumentation and Debate (3)
• PHIL 248 - Introduction to Scientific Reasoning (3)
• PHIL 346 - Deductive Logic (3)
• PHIL 430 - Decision Theory (3)
• PHIL 432 - Philosophy of Logic (3)
• PHIL 474 - Possible Worlds (3)
• PHIL 479 - Paradoxes (3)

History of Philosophy (3 credits)

Complete one course from the following:

• PHIL 230 - Introduction to East Asian Philosophy (3)
• PHIL 321 - Ancient Greek Philosophy (3)
• PHIL 322 - Early Modern European Philosophy (3)

Ethics (3 credits)

Complete one course from the following:

• PHIL 150 - Contemporary Moral Issues (3)
• PHIL 152 - Introduction to Ethics (3)
• PHIL 251 - Ethical Issues in Science and Engineering (3)
• PHIL 350 - Ethical Theory (3)
• PHIL 351 - Well-Being and Happiness (3)
• PHIL 352 - Ethics and Technology (3)
• PHIL 353 - Morality and Psychology (3)
• PHIL 354 - Ethics, Animals, and the Environment (3)
• PHIL 355 - Political Philosophy (3)
• PHIL 356 - Philosophy of Law (3)
• PHIL 357 - Philosophy and Human Rights (3)
• PHIL 358 - Bioethics (3)
• PHIL 363 - Video Game Ethics (3)
• PHIL 450 - Metaethics (3)
• PHIL 451 - Consequentialism and its Critics (3)
• PHIL 452 - Advanced Topics in Ethics (3)
• PHIL 453 - The Ethics of Aggregation (3)
• PHIL 455 - Applied Ethics (3)
• PHIL 456 - Justice and Climate Change (3)
• PHIL 457 - Harm in Morality and Law (3)
• PHIL 460 - Virtue Ethics East and West (3)
• PHIL 482 - Aristotle’s Ethics (3)
• PHIL 486 - Kant’s Moral and Political Philosophy (3)
• PHIL 487 - Hegel and Marx (3)

Metaphysics and Epistemology (3 credits)

Complete one course from the following:

• PHIL 371 - Epistemology (3)
• PHIL 372 - Philosophy of Science (3)
• PHIL 373 - Metaphysics (3)
• PHIL 375 - Philosophy of Medicine (3)
• PHIL 378 - Philosophy of AI (3)
• PHIL 380 - Philosophy of Mind (3)
• PHIL 394 - Philosophy of Biology (3)
• PHIL 395 - Philosophy of Physics (3)
• PHIL 430 - Decision Theory (3)
• PHIL 432 - Philosophy of Logic (3)
• PHIL 474 - Possible Worlds (3)
• PHIL 479 - Paradoxes (3)

Electives (6 credits)

Complete two courses from any area of philosophy. A minimum of 4 courses for the minor must be upper level.