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What are the Requirements for a Bachelors in Philosophy?

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What are the Requirements for a Bachelors in Philosophy?

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There are eight required courses for the major in Philosophy including: Logic, Ethical Analysis, Business Ethics, History of Philosophy I and II, Theory of Knowing or Philosophy of Religion, Feminist Philosophy, and a Senior Seminar (topics to vary). In addition, the student is required to complete nine hours of electives in Philosophy (a variety of which are offered) and History of Christian Theology I and II, and Science and the Modern World. It is also possible to earn a minor in Philosophy. Finally, New College offers a Minor in Professional Ethics in response to the growing need for people in business, non-profits, and other service-oriented professions who are able to identify, evaluate, and act on the various moral dimensions of public service and human resources generally. The requirements include six hours of required courses and eighteen hours of electives on topics such as Legal Ethics, Ethics and Technology, Environmental Ethics, and Medical Ethics.

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