Philosophy & Religion, BA

36 credit hours

Studying philosophy and religion will prepare you for a wide variety of careers by expanding your engagement with the world’s major philosophical and religious intellectual traditions. Philosophy explores what is real, what we know, how we should think, and how we should act, while religion reflects on the many ways through which communities have constructed and articulated the meaningfulness of human life. You will not only learn what you can do but also what you should do.

Requirements

Philosophy & Religion Core

One required course:

PHRL 34600

Philosophy of Religion

3

One of the following Logic courses:

PHRL 21000	Logic	3
PHRL 21001	Traditional Logic	3
PHRL 21002	Symbolic Logic	3

One of the following Ethics courses:

PHRL 10000	Moral Life	3
PHRL 10200	Philosophy of Love	3
PHRL 11200	World Religion: The Meaning of Life	3
PHRL 21200	Ethics	3
PHRL 21201	Contemporary Ethics	3
PHRL 21202	Bioethics	3
PHRL 30000	The Natural Law	3

One PHRL course with GE-Human Culture: Religion designation (three credit hours)

One of the following culminating experience courses:

PHRL 40000	Senior Project	3
PHRL 40100	Philosophy & Religion Internship	1-3

Philosophy & Religion Elective Requirements (21 credit hours)

Seven additional PHRL courses (not used above). At least four of which must be at the 30000- and/or 40000-level.

Note: No duplication of coursework allowed.