Philosophy - The College of Idaho

Philosophy from The College of Idaho is a Campus Bachelor Philosophy degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Consists of 32 credits to include one upper-division course in non-Western philosophy or religion, an independent study or honors project in philosophy in which a major paper is produced and presented in philosophy seminar senior year, and the following required courses: Satisfactorily completing the first year of foreign language study at the college level (or passing a first-year equivalency test) PHI-214 Introduction to Logic (3 cr) PHI-310 Ancient Philosophy (3 cr) PHI-311 Modern Philosophy (3 cr) PHI-331 Ethics (3 cr) PHI-498 Philosophy Seminar (1-4 cr) Students considering graduate work in philosophy are strongly advised to take PHI-413, Analytic Philosophy. Student Learning Outcomes Read and write critically, particularly in the sense of being able to understand the argument of a text and respond to that argument in a critically informed manner Understand the breadth of philosophical topics or understand historically diverse approaches to the same topic Develop their own positions on philosophical questions in a thoughtful and carefully defended manner Be conversant with the history of philosophy , logic, ethical theory, and at least one area of non-Western philosophy Be conversant with diverse perspectives, both within and outside the Western tradition Do research in philosophy To read, write and discuss philosophical material without close supervision from professor To succeed in graduate programs in philosophy and related disciplines View more details on The College of Idaho . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Philosophy courses.