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PHILOSOPHY deals with many issues such as the limits of human knowledge, the different aspects of reality, the foundation of value, and the nature of logic and correct reasoning. The study of philosophy provides the highest level of training in the analytical or reasoning skills needed by those pursuing careers in law, teaching, government, and business. Philosophical ideas can be applied to many aspects of life and experiences, and therefore can be used in a variety of careers.
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Salaries for someone majoring in Philosophy can vary. For example according to CareerOneStop, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, a philosophy teacher can make, on average, about $31,000 to start.

Link To UNF Academic program

The Department of Philosophy at The University of North Florida offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy, with tracks in six different areas. These include general philosophical studies, philosophy advanced studies, studies in applied ethics, historical and comparative studies, literary and cultural studies, and legal, political, and social studies.

-General Philosphy Track
-Advanced Studies Track
-Literary and Cultural Track
-Legal, Political, and Social Studies Track
-Applied Ethics Track
-Historical and Comparative Track

Links to Professional Associations
The American Philosophical Association
The Society for Philosophy and Technology
Philosophy of Science Association

Required Skills
-Awareness of social issues
-Critical thinking skills
-Analytical skills
-Strong organizational skills
-Oral and written communication skills

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