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Inventory of Undergraduate Courses Advanced courses include Philosophy Department courses numbered 3101 or higher. §Independent work means not less than three additional hours each week of conference, research, independent reading, and writing as assigned by the instructor. The student's grade is determined in part by the successful completion of this independent work. Introductory courses Problems/issues of philosophy PHIL. 2101 - Introduction to the Problems of Philosophy PHIL. 2200 - The Outer Limits of Reasoning PHIL. 2501 - Philosophical Issues in Literature Core areas of philosophy History of philosophy PHIL. 3105 - Landmarks in the History of Philosophy PHIL. 3111 - Ancient Philosophy PHIL. 3112 - Hellenistic and Roman Philosophy PHIL. 3113 - Medieval Philosophy PHIL. 3114 - Renaissance Philosophy PHIL. 3121 - Modern Philosophy PHIL. 3122 - Nineteenth-Century Philosophy PHIL. 3123 - Twentieth-Century Philosophy PHIL. 3130 - American Philosophy PHIL. 3141 - American Pragmatism, Past and Present PHIL. 3142 - Existentialism and Phenomenology PHIL. 3145 - Philosophical Foundations in Marxism Logic and reasoning PHIL. 3203 - Introductory Formal Logic PHIL. 3204 - Symbolic Logic PHIL. 3210 - Reasoning PHIL. 3212 - Elements of Philosophy PHIL. 3220 - Philosophy of Logic PHIL. 3231 - Decision Theory PHIL. 3232 - Induction: Cause, Choice, and Chance Ethics, applied ethics, professional ethics PHIL. 3304 - Disability in America PHIL. 3305 - Ethics and Personal Relations PHIL. 3306 - Ethics and Society PHIL. 3307 - Global Ethics PHIL. 3308 - Race, Justice, and Equality PHIL. 3309 - Environmental Ethics PHIL. 3310 - Fundamentals of Professional Ethics PHIL. 3311 - Neuroethics PHIL. 3312 - Ethics in Psychology PHIL. 3314 - Moral Issues in Business PHIL. 3315 - Communication Ethics PHIL. 3316 - Medical Ethics PHIL. 3318W - Computers and Ethics PHIL. 3319 - Ethical Issues in the Electronic Mass Media PHIL. 3320 - Foundations of Ethics PHIL. 3323 - Virtue: Ideals of Human Goodness PHIL. 3325 - Theory of Value PHIL. 3326 - Moral Psychology PHIL. 3331 - Happiness and the Meaning of Life PHIL. 3335 - Workplace Values and Happiness Metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of mind PHIL. 3401 - Metaphysics PHIL. 3410 - Epistemology: Theory of Knowledge PHIL. 3420 - Philosophy of Mind PHIL. 3421 - Problems in the Philosophy of Psychology PHIL. 3422 - Philosophical Issues in Cognitive Science PHIL. 3423 - Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence PHIL. 3424 - Emerging Topics in Philosophy and Neuroscience Philosophy and other fields Philosophy, the arts, literature and language PHIL. 3501 - Philosophy of Art PHIL. 3502 - Philosophy of Beauty PHIL. 3511 - Philosophy of Literature and Film PHIL. 3512 - Philosophy of Music PHIL. 3520 - Environmental Aesthetics PHIL. 3530 - Philosophy of Language Philosophy and the sciences PHIL. 3601 - Philosophy of Science PHIL. 3605 - Philosophy of Technology PHIL. 3610 - Philosophy of Mathematics PHIL. 3611 - Philosophy of Biology PHIL. 3620 - Philosophy of Nature PHIL. 3621 - A History of Ideas in Physics Philosophy, culture and the social sciences PHIL. 3701 - Philosophy of the Social Sciences PHIL. 3702 - Philosophy of Culture PHIL. 3703 - Political Philosophy PHIL. 3704 - Social Philosophy PHIL. 3711 - Philosophy of Education PHIL. 3712 - Philosophy of History PHIL. 3714 - Philosophy of Economics PHIL. 3720 - Philosophy and Feminism PHIL. 3721 - Jewish Philosophy PHIL. 3722 - Asian Philosophy PHIL. 3723 - African-American Philosophy PHIL. 3724 - Latin American Philosophy PHIL. 3725 - Philosophy of Race PHIL. 3726 - Queer Philosophy PHIL. 3728 - Spirit for the Earth PHIL. 3729 - Searching for God: Ancient Greeks, Jews, and Christians PHIL. 3730 - Philosophy of Religion PHIL. 3731 - Philosophy of Sport PHIL. 3740 - Philosophy of Law General courses Problems/issues of philosophy PHIL. 3805 - Philosophical Issues Concerning Animals Special topics, seminars and customized courses Special topics PHIL. 3910 - Special Topics Internship/professional training PHIL. 3920 - Internship in Applied Philosophy I PHIL. 3921 - Internship in Philosophy II Seminars and research courses Seminars PHIL. 4105 - Seminar in the Problems of Philosophy PHIL. 4110 - Seminar in the History of Philosophy PHIL. 4120 - Interdepartmental Humanities Seminar PHIL. 4201 - Philosophy Research and Writing Honors seminars Problems/issues of philosophy PHIL. 5101 - Seminar I: Problems of Philosophy PHIL. 5102 - Seminar II: Problems of Philosophy History of philosophy PHIL. 5110 - Seminar I: Historical Figures PHIL. 5111 - Seminar II: Historical Figures Independent study Areas of philosophy PHIL. 5201 - Independent Study I History of philosophy PHIL. 5210 - Independent Study II Thesis/comprehensive examination PHIL. 5220 - Independent Study for Comprehensive Honors Examination DISCLAIMER The City University reserves the right, because of changing conditions, to make modifications of any nature in academic programs and requirements of the university and its constituent colleges without advanced notice. Students are advised to consult regularly with college and department counselors concerning their programs of study. Access the college's current and recent course bulletins.
Advanced courses include Philosophy Department courses numbered 3101 or higher. §Independent work means not less than three additional hours each week of conference, research, independent reading, and writing as assigned by the instructor. The student's grade is determined in part by the successful completion of this independent work.
Introductory courses
Problems/issues of philosophy
Core areas of philosophy
History of philosophy
Logic and reasoning
Ethics, applied ethics, professional ethics
Metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of mind
Philosophy and other fields
Philosophy, the arts, literature and language
Philosophy and the sciences
Philosophy, culture and the social sciences
General courses
Special topics, seminars and customized courses
Special topics
Internship/professional training
Seminars and research courses
Seminars
Honors seminars
Independent study
Areas of philosophy
Thesis/comprehensive examination
The City University reserves the right, because of changing conditions, to make modifications of any nature in academic programs and requirements of the university and its constituent colleges without advanced notice. Students are advised to consult regularly with college and department counselors concerning their programs of study.
Access the college's current and recent course bulletins.
