Philosophy - New Jersey City University

Philosophy from New Jersey City University is a Campus Bachelor Philosophy degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Philosophy has traditionally been recognized as an integral part of liberal education. Programs and courses in philosophy examine the fundamental problems and questions which arise from reflection upon life and its varied experiences, as well as theories about the solutions to these problems and questions. Philosophy aims ultimately at the improvement of life through the systematic examination and clarification of ideas, values, and meanings. Courses in religion systematically and objectively examine various forms of human activity and belief which are commonly regarded as comprising the core of human religious experience. These include such issues as belief and unbelief, the existence and non-existence of God, morality and immorality, worship and idolatry, mortality and immortality, history and mythology, good and evil, and salvation. The Philosophy and Religion Department is a member of the American Philosophical Association and the Aristotelian Society. Course requirements are outlined below. Requirements for graduation, which precede a student?s major, are listed under the heading of ?Undergraduate Requirements.? The Department of Philosophy and Religion offers a major program in philosophy , and a minor program in philosophy and religion. Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy The Department of Philosophy and Religion offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy. This degree prepares students for careers in law, business, teaching, communications, writing, religious studies, and public affairs. Continued study may lead to a master?s or doctoral degree in Philosophy or in related disciplines including science, education, public administration, law, and international relations. View more details on New Jersey City University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Philosophy courses.