The Philosophy Integrated Major requires a total of 40 credits including:
Code | Title | Credits |
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Major Requirements | ||
Select 24 credits in philosophy including the following: 1 | ||
PHIL 243 | Intro To Logic | 2-4 |
or PHIL 245 | Logic | |
PHIL 311 | History of Philosophy - Ancient and Medieval | 4 |
PHIL 312 | History of Philosophy: Modern & Contemporary | 4 |
PHIL 494 | Philosophy Capstone: Revisiting the Good Life | 2 |
Select at least one relevant philosophy "bridge" course (see list) | 1-4 | |
Additional Philosophy Courses 2 | 6-11 | |
Complete 16 credits of required courses in the companion discipline (see list) | 16 |
- 1
At least 16 of the 24 philosophy credits must be upper-division.
- 2
We recommend that integrated majors take one "Advanced Topics" course (PHIL 447 or PHIL 448) and one "Historical Seminar" (PHIL 454 or PHIL 455)
Approved bridge courses and Required courses integrated w/Biblical and Theological Studies
Code | Title | Credits |
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Approved Bridge Courses | ||
Select at least one of the following: | 2-4 | |
Suffering | ||
Nature of Persons | ||
Advanced Topics in Philosophy (with approval) | ||
or PHIL 448 | Advanced Topics in Philosophy | |
Historical Seminar (with approval) | ||
or PHIL 455 | Historical Seminar | |
Required Courses | ||
BITH 371 | Early Christianity: From Rome to Byzantium | 4 |
or BITH 372 | Historical Theology | |
BITH 374 | Systematic Theology | 4 |
Select 8 additional credits of the following: | 8 | |
Colonialism and Redemption: Native American Culture and Theology from 1492 to Wounded Knee | ||
Theology and the Arts | ||
Biblical Interpretation and Hermeneutics | ||
Biblical Foundations of Worship | ||
Reading Scripture with the Church Fathers | ||
Christian Thought in Korea | ||
Majority World Theology | ||
Religions of Israel and the Near East | ||
Early Christianity: From Rome to Byzantium | ||
Historical Theology | ||
Marriage, Sex and Family in the Christian Tradition | ||
Christian Ethics | ||
Topics in Christian Thought | ||
Theologies of Transformation | ||
Issues in Modern Old Testament Studies | ||
Issues in Modern New Testament Studies | ||
Senior Seminar |