Track 2: Advanced Studies

To assist philosophy majors both in focusing their programs of study and in better relating their studies to career objectives, the department encourages students to group their elective courses around the six programs of emphasis or "tracks," which will be reflected in a student's transcript and diploma.

Students are under no obligation to select a particular track; those who make no selection will automatically be assigned to Track 1.

Students in any track must still complete all courses required for the major.

This track is available for students planning graduate study in philosophy. Students choose five courses from the following:

• PHH 4121 Ancient Greek Ethics
• PHI 4220 Philosophy of Language
• PHI 4300 Introduction to Epistemology
• PHI 4320 Philosophy of Mind
• PHI 4400 Philosophy of Science
• PHI 4420 Philosophy of the Social Sciences
• PHI 4453 Philosophy of Psychiatry
• PHI 4500 Metaphysics
• PHI 4930 Topics In Philosophy
• PHM 4340 Contemporary Political Philosophy
• PHP 4410 Kant
• PHP 4782 Phenomenology