Required Courses (9 units)

• PHIL 3000 - Philosophical Research and Writing [3]
• PHIL 3040 - Ethics I [3]
• PHIL 4960 - Senior Seminar [3]

History Requirement I (3 units)

• PHIL 3110 - History of Ancient Philosophy [3]
• PHIL 3130 - History of Modern Philosophy [3]
• PHIL 3540 - Special Topics in Philosophy [1-4]

Metaphysics/Epistemology Requirement I (3 units)

• PHIL 4050 - Symbolic Logic [3]
• PHIL 4600 - Metaphysics [3]
• PHIL 4700 - Theory of Knowledge [3]

Metaphysics/Epistemology Requirement II (3 units)

• PHIL 4050 - Symbolic Logic [3]
• PHIL 4600 - Metaphysics [3]
• PHIL 4700 - Theory of Knowledge [3]
• PHIL 4710 - Philosophy of Mind [3]
• PHIL 4800 - Philosophy of Language [3]
• PHIL 4850 - Philosophy of Science [3]

Values Requirement I (3 units)

• PHIL 4100 - Social and Political Philosophy [3]
• PHIL 4130 - Issues in Feminist Philosophy (also listed as WGSS 4130) [3]
• PHIL 4200 - Ethics II [3]
• PHIL 4750 - Aesthetics [3]
• PHIL 4900 - Philosophy of Law [3]

Elective I (3 units)

• PHIL 2200 - Contemporary Moral and Social Issues: An Intersectional Approach [3]
• PHIL 2230 - Diversity and Justice [3]
• PHIL 2300 - Meanings of Human Life: An Intersectional Approach [3]
• PHIL 2400 - Philosophy of Film [3]
• PHIL 3250 - Violence and Ethics [3]
• PHIL 3270 - Philosophy, Gender and Culture: An Intersectional Approach [3]
• PHIL 3290 - Philosophy, Race, and Ethnicity: An Intersectional Approach [3]
• PHIL 3330 - Engaged Philosophy: An Intersectional Approach [3]
• PHIL 3690 - The Philosophy of Sex: An Intersectional Approach [3]
• PHIL 3730 - Adult Life and Aging [3]
• PHIL 3850 - Measurement of Human Difference (also listed as ANTH 3850) [3]

Elective II (6 units)

• PHIL 4002 - Advanced Philosophical Writing and Journal Production [3]
• PHIL 4050 - Symbolic Logic [3]
• PHIL 4100 - Social and Political Philosophy [3]
• PHIL 4130 - Issues in Feminist Philosophy (also listed as WGSS 4130) [3]
• PHIL 4200 - Ethics II [3]
• PHIL 4290 - Bioethics [3]
• PHIL 4330 - Latin American Philosophy [3]
• PHIL 4470 - Hermeneutics and Critical Theory [3]
• PHIL 4480 - Postmodernism [3]
• PHIL 4515 - Ancient Thought: Topics in Philosophy, Science, Mathematics, Politics, Aestheti [3]
• PHIL 4520 - Medieval Philosophy [3]
• PHIL 4580 - Major Figures in Modern Philosophy [3]
• PHIL 4590 - 19th Century Philosophy [3]
• PHIL 4600 - Metaphysics [3]
• PHIL 4700 - Theory of Knowledge [3]
• PHIL 4710 - Philosophy of Mind [3]
• PHIL 4750 - Aesthetics [3]
• PHIL 4800 - Philosophy of Language [3]
• PHIL 4850 - Philosophy of Science [3]
• PHIL 4900 - Philosophy of Law [3]
• PHIL 4990 - Undergraduate Directed Study [1-3]

Formal Reasoning Requirement (3 units)

Select one from following: 

• PHIL 1080 - Quantitative Reasoning: Proof and Probability [3]
• PHIL 2500 - Introduction to Symbolic Logic and Composition II [3]

History Requirement II (3 units)

• PHIL 3110 - History of Ancient Philosophy [3]
• PHIL 3130 - History of Modern Philosophy [3]
• PHIL 4480 - Postmodernism [3]
• PHIL 4515 - Ancient Thought: Topics in Philosophy, Science, Mathematics, Politics, Aestheti [3]
• PHIL 4520 - Medieval Philosophy [3]
• PHIL 4580 - Major Figures in Modern Philosophy [3]
• PHIL 4590 - 19th Century Philosophy [3]

Formal Reasoning Requirement (3 units)

Select one from the following: 

• PHIL 1600 - Critical Thinking and Composition [3]
• PHIL 1080 - Quantitative Reasoning: Proof and Probability [3]
• PHIL 2500 - Introduction to Symbolic Logic and Composition II [3]

Values Requirement II (3 units)

• PHIL 4100 - Social and Political Philosophy [3]
• PHIL 4130 - Issues in Feminist Philosophy (also listed as WGSS 4130) [3]
• PHIL 4200 - Ethics II [3]
• PHIL 4750 - Aesthetics [3]
• PHIL 4900 - Philosophy of Law [3]

Directed Electives (9 units)