Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy

Washington State University - Pullman, Pullman, United States

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PhilosophyMain Subject Area

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Main Subject

Philosophy

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Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Philosophy is the attempt to answer certain broad-ranging, fundamental questions: What sorts of things can we really claim to know? What is ultimately real? What makes for a morally right act or just society? Our faculty specializes in bioethics, ethical theory and applied ethics, metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of language and science, and the philosophy of religion. More specifically, the school's programs teach students to: Identify important issues and challenges in political science and work to solve them; Recognize, construct, and evaluate arguments, and employ cogent arguments on relevant issues; Use evidence in the context of research and learn the methodologies of political science; Recognize and respond to alternative, diverse viewpoints, and understand the role of values and normative reasoning in relevant contexts. Options within the B.A. in Political Science: General Option, Prelaw Option, and Global Politics Option General: The General Option in the Political Science B.A. provides diverse training in American politics, comparative and international politics, policy and public administration, and a wide range of elective courses in political science. No specific major is required to be eligible for law school but political science is widely recognized as an excellent academic preparation for law school. The CAS Prelaw Advising Center assists all students interested in law school regardless of their intended major. Pre-Law: The Political Science Prelaw Option is designed to prepare students for law school and eventual careers in law. This curriculum reflects recommendations of the Association of American Law Schools. Global Politics: This option emphasizes comparative and international politics and includes an international experience that can be fulfilled through study abroad, an international internship, a minor in a foreign language or global studies, or ROTC. Government is the nation's largest employer. Many public officials are political science graduates. The school advises students concerning training and career opportunities in federal, state, and local governments, the Foreign Service, and related occupations. Its internship programs place students in public agencies, political parties, and similar organizations. The school also encourages and advises students on study abroad as part of preparing for careers in international affairs. What you can do with a degree in Philosophy: Law, Business, Ministry, Medical ethics, Government, Teaching, and Publishing. Skills you can market with a degree in philosophy: Ability to analyze and synthesize complex ideas, Ability to construct effective, cogent arguments, Ability to recognize ethical dimensions of situations, Strong research and analytical skills, Logic, critical thinking, and problem solving skills, Effective written and oral comprehension skills, Cultural awareness and sensitivity, Ability to work independently or as a team member.

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Main Subject

Philosophy

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

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Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy

Washington State University - Pullman, Pullman, United States

PhilosophyMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

Degree

Study Level

Program overview

Main Subject

Degree

Study Level

Admission requirements

Exam Scores

Tuition fee and scholarships

Scholarships

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