Bachelor of Arts - Philosophy

Philosophy lies at the heart of the liberal arts. It examines such fundamental human questions as the nature of knowledge, rational thought, ethics, beauty, justice, language, scientific inquiry, and the human self. Given the rigorous nature of the discipline, students of philosophy develop a mastery of analytical thinking skills and effective written and oral communication, giving them a competitive edge as they seek careers in a global marketplace.

The ability to communicate effectively, to solve problems, to evaluate competing points of view, and to develop new approaches to life's unpredictable problems are skills important to any endeavor. These skills are in demand in today's work environment. Recent Philosophy graduates have held the following jobs: