The Department of Philosophy is pleased to offer its Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) program to qualified applicants. All pertinent information about the Ph.D. in Philosophy program is in the Applicant Information found below.
Students must complete a minimum of thirty-three (33) units of course work for the program, of which fifteen (15) units are core courses, nine (9) units are area courses, and nine (9) units are elective courses:
List of Courses
Course Code | Course Title | Units |
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Philo 301 | Advanced Topics in Ancient Philosophy | 3 |
Philo 302 | Advanced Topics in Medieval Philosophy | 3 |
Philo 303 | Advanced Topics iin Modern Philosophy | 3 |
Philo 304 | Advanced Topics in Contemporary Anglo-American Philosophy | 3 |
Philo 305 | Advanced Topics in Continental European Philosophy | 3 |
Philo 310 | Advanced Mathematical Logic | 3 |
Philo 311 | Philosophy of Logic | 3 |
Philo 312 | Advanced Modal Logic | 3 |
Philo330 | Advanced Topics in Metaphysics | 3 |
Philo 350 | Advanced Topics in Epistemology | 3 |
Philo 370 | Advanced Topics in Philosophy of the Mind | 3 |
Philo 371 | Advanced Topics in Ethical Theory | 3 |
Philo 372 | Advanced Topics in Philosophy of Religion | 3 |
Philo 376 | Advanced Topics in Social and Political Philosophy | 3 |
Philo 380 | Issues in the Philosophy of the Social Sciences | 3 |
Philo 385 | Research Seminar in Philosophy of Law | 3 |
Philo 387 | Research Seminar in Bioethics | 3 |
Philo 391 | Directed Readings | 3 |
Philo 393 | Research Seminar in Filipino Philosophy | 3 |
Philo 395 | Advanced Topics in Philosophy of Language | 3 |
Philo 396 | Research Seminar in Asian Philosophy | 3 |
Philo 397 | Readings: Selected Philosopher | 3 |
Philo 398 | Advanced Topics in Philosophy | 3 |
Philo 400 | Doctoral Dissertation | 3 |