Introductory Philosophy

Choose at least one of the following courses (3 hours):

• PHIL 119 - Logic CR: 3
• PHIL 129 - Introduction to Political Philosophy CR: 3

Upper-Level Electives

Choose one additional PHIL course (3 credits) at the 300-level (3 hours):

Minor Electives

Choose three additional PHIL courses or courses from the following (9 hours)

  No more than 3 credits in courses outside of PHIL may be counted toward the minor.

• ARAS 102 - Classical Mythology CR: 3
• ARAS 225 - The Ancient World in 12 Objects CR: 3
• ARAS 265 - The Archaeology of Everyday Life CR: 3
• ARAS 310 - Domination: Strategies of and Responses to Imperialism in the Ancient World CR: 3
• HIST 223 - The Ancient World, 8000 BC to 300 AD CR: 3
• HIST 224 - Martyrs, Crusades, and the Plague: The Middle Ages CR: 3
• HIST 237 - The 20th-Century Black Freedom Struggle CR: 3
• HIST 268 - Special Topics in Law and History CR: 3
• PSYC 359 - Self and Identity CR: 3
• PSYC 408 - Sensation and Perception CR: 3
• PSYC 419 - Psychology of (In)justice CR: 3

Special Topics in Philosophy

Complete at least one, three-hour special topics course in philosophy (3 hours):

• PHIL 371 - Topics in the History of Philosophy CR: 3