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Apr 20, 2025
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2014-2015 Graduate Studies Bulletin [Archived Catalog]
Philosophy, Ph.D.
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Learning Outcomes
- Students must demonstrate competence in four periods in the history of philosophy: I: Ancient, II: Medieval and Renaissance, III: Early Modern (17th Century - 18th Century), IV: Modern (19th Century - 20th Century)
- Students must demonstrate knowledge in the following core areas: Epistemology, Metaphysics, Ethics, Logic, Philosophy of Science
- Students will complete an original and substantive research project in their area of specialization.
- Students will develop the professional skills required to contribute to philosophical research.
- Students who have successfully submitted dissertation proposals will seek to place their work in professional venues (professional conferences and/or journals).
- Students will develop any language skills required for conducting research in their area of specialization.
- Students will develop specialized knowledge of a particular philosophical area.
- Students will be able to offer effective instruction at the undergraduate level in philosophy.
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