Philosophy - Program Requirements and Course Descriptions
Staying on track with your Philosophy degree program doesn't have to be a guessing game. You have multiple resources available to plan each semester and finish your program in a timely manner. Ultimately, you are responsible for meeting all the requirements for graduation. Make informed decisions by consulting these resources.
Program Tracks & Courses
Choose from three different tracks of study tailored to your personal and professional goals. Each track features core philosophy courses that build critical reasoning, logic, ethical analysis, and written communication skills.
Social Justice
Featured Philosophy Courses
- •PHIL 102 - Contemporary Ethical Problems
- •PHIL 200 - Intro to Social Justice
- •PHIL 308 - Political Philosophy
- •PHIL 310 - Classics of Western Philosophy
8-Semester Plan →
Law School Prep
Featured Philosophy Courses
- •PHIL 300 - Logic
- •PHIL 305 - Criminal Justice Ethics
- •PHIL 312 - Legal Reasoning & Mock Trial
- •PHIL 410 - Philosophy of Law
8-Semester Plan →
Philosophical Studies
Featured Philosophy Courses
- •PHIL 100 - Critical Thinking
- •PHIL 101 - Intro to Philosophy
- •PHIL 301 - Ethics
- •PHIL 480 - Advanced Research Project
8-Semester Plan →
Basic Requirements
All FSU students pursuing a Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy must meet basic requirements regardless of major. Be aware of and talk with your advisor about these requirements. These include, but are not limited to:
- Successful completion of at least 120 hours of academic coursework
- Completion of the General Education Program
- Cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher
Find out about degree requirements in the UG Catalog
Criminal Background Information: Some states' laws require a criminal background check and may disqualify an individual from obtaining licensure if the individual has been convicted of certain crimes. If you have a criminal background, please check with the appropriate state licensing board where you wish to work for more information.
Questions?
If you have any questions regarding your degree progress, please feel free to contact your advisor by phone or e-mail, or by setting up an appointment.