Associate Professor Richard J. Ketchum, department head

Associate Professors Cleveland, Scoccia

(505) 646-4616

DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts
MAJOR: Philosophy

A major in philosophy prepares students for professional education particularly in law and theology, and for graduate work in philosophy and related disciplines.

Philosophy courses provide an opportunity for students to enter into dialogue with great thinkers of the past and present. Critical thinking is emphasized.

Departmental Requirements

PHIL 201G, Introduction to Philosophy	3
PHIL 211G, Informal Logic, or PHIL 312, Formal Logic	3
PHIL 220, Individual Conduct and Society or PHIL 223, Ethics	3

Twenty additional credits in philosophy numbered 300 or above.