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Minor in Philosophy

University of Arizona College of Social and Behavioral Sciences 116 courses

About This Program

Undergraduate Minor

Degree Requirements

Philosophy Minor: Upper Division

Complete at least 9 units from the following. Complete 9 units of upper division PHIL coursework.

Code Course Title Credits
PHIL 300 Special Topics in Philosophy 3
PHIL 305 Introduction to Philosophy of Science 3
PHIL 310 Philosophical Paradoxes 3
PHIL 310C The Science of Consciousness 3
PHIL 320A Philosophy of Freedom 3
PHIL 320B Philosophy of Freedom 3
PHIL 320C Free Will 3
PHIL 321 Medical Ethics 3
PHIL 322 Business Ethics 3
PHIL 323 Environmental Ethics 3
PHIL 324 Law and Morality 3
PHIL 325 Jewish Philosophy 3
PHIL 326 God, Humanity & Science 3
PHIL 330 Feminist Philosophy 3
PHIL 344 Issues and Methods in Analytic Philosophy 3
PHIL 345 Philosophical perspectives on mental disorder: from anxiety and depression to addiction and delusion 3
PHIL 346 Minds, Brains and Computers 3
PHIL 347 Neuroethics 3
PHIL 348 The Moral Mind 3
PHIL 350 Miracles, Mysticism, And Meaningful Coincidences. 3
PHIL 364 Introduction to Formal Semantics 3
PHIL 376 Introduction to the Philosophy of Language 3
PHIL 395C Spiritual and Scientific Approaches to Consciousness 3
PHIL 399 Independent Study 1-4
PHIL 399H Honors Independent Study 1-3
PHIL 400 Special Topics in Philosophy 3
PHIL 401A Symbolic Logic 3
PHIL 401B Symbolic Logic 3
PHIL 405 The Philosophy Of Lying And Truth-Telling 3
PHIL 410A History of Moral and Political Philosophy 3
PHIL 410B History of Moral and Political Philosophy 3
PHIL 412 Readings in Greek Philosophy 3
PHIL 413A The Ethical Entrepreneur 3
PHIL 413B Law Economics & Civil Society 3
PHIL 415 God and the Problem of Evil 3
PHIL 416 Philosophy of Mathematics 3
PHIL 420 Philosophy of Science 3
PHIL 421 Philosophy of the Biological Sciences 3
PHIL 422 Advanced Medical Ethics 3
PHIL 423 Advanced Environmental Ethics 3
PHIL 426 Philosophy of the Physical Sciences 3
PHIL 427 Philosophy of the Physical Sciences 3
PHIL 430A Ethical Theory 3
PHIL 430B Ethical Theory 3
PHIL 432 Psychology of Language 3
PHIL 433 Aesthetics 3
PHIL 434 Social and Political Philosophy 3
PHIL 437 Moral and Social Evolution 3
PHIL 438 Philosophy of Law 3
PHIL 439 Decision Theory 3
PHIL 440 Metaphysics 3
PHIL 441 Theory of Knowledge 3
PHIL 442 Knowledge and Cognition 3
PHIL 449A Biolinguistics 3
PHIL 450 Philosophy of Mind 3
PHIL 451 Philosophy and Psychology 3
PHIL 455 Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence 3
PHIL 460 Democracy and Social Choice 3
PHIL 463 Philosophy of Language 3
PHIL 465 Pragmatics 3
PHIL 467 Early Analytic Philosophy 3
PHIL 469A Freedom of Expression in Philosophy and Law 3
PHIL 470 Greek Philosophy 3
PHIL 471A Rationalism and Empiricism 3
PHIL 471B Rationalism and Empiricism 3
PHIL 472A Ancient Philosophy 3
PHIL 472B Ancient Philosophy 3
PHIL 491 Preceptorship 1-3
PHIL 491H Honors Preceptorship 1-3
PHIL 493L Legislative Internship 1-6
PHIL 498 Senior Capstone 3
PHIL 498H Honors Thesis 3
PHIL 499 Independent Study 1-4
PHIL 499H Honors Independent Study 1-3
Total Philosophy Minor: Upper Division 9 credits

Philosophy Minor: Additional Coursework

Complete at least 9 units from the following. Complete 9 additional units of PHIL coursework in a custom emphasis area.

Code Course Title Credits
PHIL 100 Special Topics in Philosophy 3
PHIL 110 Logic and Critical Thinking 3
PHIL 111 Introduction to Philosophy 3
PHIL 112 Philosophy at the Movies 3
PHIL 113 Introduction to Moral and Social Philosophy 3
PHIL 130 Sex, Gender, and Love: An Introduction to Social Philosophy 3
PHIL 138 Mind-Bending Fiction, Philosophical Worlds 3
PHIL 150A1 Free will, Consciousness, and the Meaning of Life 3
PHIL 150A2 The Examined Life 3
PHIL 150B1 Personal Morality 3
PHIL 150C1 Freedom, equality, and authority 3
PHIL 160 Sciences Vs Pseudoscience: What's the Difference? 3
PHIL 160D1 Justice and the good life 3
PHIL 160D2 Mind, Matter and God 3
PHIL 199 Independent Study 1-4
PHIL 200 Special Topics in Philosophy 3
PHIL 202 Introduction to Symbolic Logic 3
PHIL 203 Logic in Law 3
PHIL 205 The Ethics and Economics of Wealth Creation 3
PHIL 206 Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 3
PHIL 210 Moral Thinking 3
PHIL 211 Meaning in Language and Society 3
PHIL 213 Contemporary Moral Problems 3
PHIL 214 Philosophy of Sport 3
PHIL 220 Philosophy of Happiness 3
PHIL 222 African American Studies: A History of Ideas 3
PHIL 223 African Philosophical Worlds 3
PHIL 233 Philosophy of Religion 3
PHIL 238 Philosophy in Literature 3
PHIL 241 Consciousness and Cognition 3
PHIL 245 Existential Problems 3
PHIL 246 Existentialism and Phenomenology 3
PHIL 250 The Social Contract 3
PHIL 260 Ancient Philosophy 3
PHIL 261 Survey of Medieval Philosophy 3
PHIL 262 Early Modern Philosophy 3
PHIL 263 From Hegel to Nietzsche: 19th Century Philosophy 3
PHIL 264 20th Century Analytic Philosophy 3
PHIL 265 Twentieth Century Continental Philosophy 3
PHIL 268 Asian philosophies 3
PHIL 299 Independent Study 1-3
PHIL 299H Honors Independent Study 1-3
PHIL 300 Special Topics in Philosophy 3
PHIL 305 Introduction to Philosophy of Science 3
PHIL 310 Philosophical Paradoxes 3
PHIL 310C The Science of Consciousness 3
PHIL 320A Philosophy of Freedom 3
PHIL 320B Philosophy of Freedom 3
PHIL 320C Free Will 3
PHIL 321 Medical Ethics 3
PHIL 322 Business Ethics 3
PHIL 323 Environmental Ethics 3
PHIL 324 Law and Morality 3
PHIL 325 Jewish Philosophy 3
PHIL 326 God, Humanity & Science 3
PHIL 330 Feminist Philosophy 3
PHIL 344 Issues and Methods in Analytic Philosophy 3
PHIL 345 Philosophical perspectives on mental disorder: from anxiety and depression to addiction and delusion 3
PHIL 346 Minds, Brains and Computers 3
PHIL 347 Neuroethics 3
PHIL 348 The Moral Mind 3
PHIL 350 Miracles, Mysticism, And Meaningful Coincidences. 3
PHIL 364 Introduction to Formal Semantics 3
PHIL 376 Introduction to the Philosophy of Language 3
PHIL 395C Spiritual and Scientific Approaches to Consciousness 3
PHIL 399 Independent Study 1-4
PHIL 399H Honors Independent Study 1-3
PHIL 400 Special Topics in Philosophy 3
PHIL 401A Symbolic Logic 3
PHIL 401B Symbolic Logic 3
PHIL 405 The Philosophy Of Lying And Truth-Telling 3
PHIL 410A History of Moral and Political Philosophy 3
PHIL 410B History of Moral and Political Philosophy 3
PHIL 412 Readings in Greek Philosophy 3
PHIL 413A The Ethical Entrepreneur 3
PHIL 413B Law Economics & Civil Society 3
PHIL 415 God and the Problem of Evil 3
PHIL 416 Philosophy of Mathematics 3
PHIL 420 Philosophy of Science 3
PHIL 421 Philosophy of the Biological Sciences 3
PHIL 422 Advanced Medical Ethics 3
PHIL 423 Advanced Environmental Ethics 3
PHIL 426 Philosophy of the Physical Sciences 3
PHIL 427 Philosophy of the Physical Sciences 3
PHIL 430A Ethical Theory 3
PHIL 430B Ethical Theory 3
PHIL 432 Psychology of Language 3
PHIL 433 Aesthetics 3
PHIL 434 Social and Political Philosophy 3
PHIL 437 Moral and Social Evolution 3
PHIL 438 Philosophy of Law 3
PHIL 439 Decision Theory 3
PHIL 440 Metaphysics 3
PHIL 441 Theory of Knowledge 3
PHIL 442 Knowledge and Cognition 3
PHIL 449A Biolinguistics 3
PHIL 450 Philosophy of Mind 3
PHIL 451 Philosophy and Psychology 3
PHIL 455 Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence 3
PHIL 460 Democracy and Social Choice 3
PHIL 463 Philosophy of Language 3
PHIL 465 Pragmatics 3
PHIL 467 Early Analytic Philosophy 3
PHIL 469A Freedom of Expression in Philosophy and Law 3
PHIL 470 Greek Philosophy 3
PHIL 471A Rationalism and Empiricism 3
PHIL 471B Rationalism and Empiricism 3
PHIL 472A Ancient Philosophy 3
PHIL 472B Ancient Philosophy 3
PHIL 491 Preceptorship 1-3
PHIL 491H Honors Preceptorship 1-3
PHIL 493L Legislative Internship 1-6
PHIL 498 Senior Capstone 3
PHIL 498H Honors Thesis 3
PHIL 499 Independent Study 1-4
PHIL 499H Honors Independent Study 1-3
Total Philosophy Minor: Additional Coursework 9 credits

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