Philosophy courses form the cornerstone of a classical liberal arts education. The Department of Philosophy offers many courses designed to reinforce studies in a variety of fields, as well as an undergraduate major and minor for those who want to pursue philosophy systematically. Our pursuit of wisdom continues outside the classroom, in a vibrant undergraduate Philosophy Club and an engaged and accessible faculty. Studying philosophy is a sound foundation for many careers as well as for graduate school.
Many majors have continued study in law, medicine, philosophy, physics, religion, psychology, architecture, just to name a few fields. Others have taken jobs in business, music, sports, the military, and for various government, public service, religious, and charitable organizations. Some recent graduates are pursuing Ph.D. degrees in top-tier graduate programs.
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