Philosophy Major with Inclusive Childhood Education Major

The philosophy major consists of a three-credit basic course (PHL 101), PHL 201, PHL 211, three of four historically-oriented philosophy courses (PHL 320 or PHL 325, 330, 340, 350), a Philosophy Honors Seminar (401, 402, 403 or 404), the philosophy comprehensive examination, and four philosophy electives.

Philosophy Core

All Philosophy Majors are to complete the Philosophy Core requirements below:

PHL 101 - PI Logic and Inquiry Credits: 3 or
PHL 201 - PII Logic and Inquiry II Credits: 3
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Philosophy Electives

Students are to select four of the following Philosophy electives:

Required Courses for Inclusive Childhood Education Major

Inclusive Early Childhood/Childhood Education Major Requirements

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Inclusive Childhood/Middle Childhood Education Major Requirements

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Philosophy Senior Experience

Each Philosophy Major is required to take a Philosophy Honors Seminar, and pass the Philosophy Comprehensive Examination. The latter consists in writing a substantial philosophical essay (3500 words), the topic of which is selected with departmental advisement, and defending that essay publicly within the final semester of course work.

Philosophy Major with Inclusive Childhood Education Major

Philosophy Core

Philosophy Electives

Required Courses for Inclusive Childhood Education Major

Philosophy Senior Experience

Sample Program for Philosophy Major with Inclusive Education