The budding area of experimental philosophy of religion applies experimental philosophy, as well as psychology and cognitive sciences, to various questions within the philosophy of religion. Ian ...

As an MA student in the Department of Philosophy, you join a research-driven program known for both theoretical depth and real-world engagement. Faculty are active scholars who mentor students closely ...

Philosophy majors have gone on to careers in law, government, medicine, education, administration, business, social work, public service, the military, public relations, library work, publishing, and ...

From Ancient Philosophy to Contemporary Moral Problems, UB’s Department of Philosophy offers a wide range of courses that will keep your schedule interesting. Try one out—you just might get hooked!

For Corey Beckford MA’21 a journey into philosophy started with the study of neuroscience. “After all, the brain is said to hold some of the greatest secrets about human existence, so why not study ...

“If I could choose one book to bring with me to a desert island, … it would absolutely be Plato’s ‘Republic.’ … I teach it every year, and I still discover new and exciting things, it still makes me ...

A major in philosophy prepares students for a wide range of future possibilities. Philosophy builds skills in reasoning, analysis, speaking and writing that provide the foundation for work in many ...

Hsin-Wen Lee often asks students a short question: Do you agree? It doesn’t matter if the answer is yes or no, because the associate professor of philosophy isn’t teaching students what to think or ...

Bob Pasnau, CU Boulder professor of philosophy, outlines some of his goals upon becoming the APA’s Central Division president while also making a case for the value of studying philosophy in college ...

The Division of Human Studies in Alfred University’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences celebrated last week the tenure of retiring Professor of Philosophy Emrys Westacott. A notable trend in the ...

There are always going to be people with whom we will disagree on hot button issues. The majority of the students I’ve taught over the last nine years — both at the secondary and college levels — tend ...