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Graduate Program Concentrations

Graduate Seminars

In addition to the department's emphasis on pluralistic and interdisciplinary approaches, students should also become familiar with the methodologies of professional research within areas of philosophical specialization.  Two Graduate Seminars, required regardless of concentration, offer intensive primary-source reading and critical appreciation of one or more significant philosophical figures or issues.

Concentrations

Concentrations offered are in the areas of Culture/History, Ethics/Practice, and Interpretation/Method.  The Concentrations feature:

Past disciplinary strengths are not ignored but incorporated with current practices and emerging trends.  In this way, the concentrations aim to support each student's exploration of possibilities and penchants, to promote self-guided reflection on philosophy's disciplines and cultures.

Program of Study

Graduate Seminars     6 hours   
Concentration Electives    6 Hours   
General Electives    Thesis Option   15 Hours
Non-thesis Option   variable   
Thesis or Non-thesis Project    Thesis Option   6 Hours
Non-thesis Option   variable   
Colloquium     2 hours   
Total     35 hours   

CHARTING A CONCENTRATION

Choices for:    Choose at least one    Choose at least one   

Culture/
History
    Ethics/
Practice
    Interpretation/
Method

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