Philosophy and the GenEd Curriculum in A&S
Because of the broadly interdisciplinary nature of Philosophy, many Philosophy classes can be taken to satisfy the General Education requirements for the College of Arts & Sciences.
Skills Requirement
Written Communication (Lower-Division)
- PHIL 1500: Reading, Writing, and Reasoning
Written Communication (Upper-Division)
- PHIL 3480: Critical Thinking and Writing in Philosophy
Distribution Requirement
Arts & Humanities
- All PHIL classes count as Arts & Humanities classes.
Natural Sciences
- PHIL 1400: Philosophy and the Sciences
- PHIL 3310: Cognitive Science
- PHIL 3410: History of Science: Ancients to Newton
- PHIL 3430: History of Science: Newton to Einstein
- PHIL 4450: History and Philosophy of Physics
Social Sciences
- PHIL 2160: Ethics and Information Technology
- PHIL 2240: Philosophy and Sports
- PHIL 3310: Cognitive Science
- PHIL 4250: Marxism
Diversity Requirement
U.S. Perspective
- PHIL 2270: Philosophy and Race
- PHIL 2290: Philosophy and Gender
- PHIL 3110: Feminist Practical Ethics
Global Perspective
- PHIL 1250: Poverty, Power, & Patriotism
- PHIL 2270: Philosophy and Race
- PHIL 2290: Philosophy and Gender
- PHIL 3040: African Philosophy: Personhood and Morality
- PHIL 3260: Philosophy and the International Order