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B.A. in Philosophy, Classics, and Humanities

A major in Philosophy, Classics, and Humanities at The University of Texas at Arlington is built on the central texts in the history of Western thought. Philosophy focuses on the perennial problems raised by the encounter of human beings with their history, culture, and the world. It emphasizes methods of analysis and clarity of argumentation.

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Duration

4 years

Starting Date

January, May, August

Tuition Fee

$27,494 per year

Location

Texas City, United States

About the program

Students who major in philosophy have the broadest possible preparation in the liberal arts.

Students who complete a major in Philosophy, Classics, and Humanities at The University of Texas at Arlington are prepared to enter either graduate programs or the world of work. In addition to providing vocational skills and a solid foundation for graduate work in the discipline, a major in philosophy constitutes appropriate and strong preparation for graduate work in other academic disciplines as well as in professional programs in a broad variety of fields.

The Department of Philosophy and Humanities is prepared to work with students who are interested in postgraduate professional education to assure that their preparation meets disciplinary and/or professional criteria and expectations in areas including law, business administration, and theology.

The faculty of the Department of Philosophy and Humanities also work with advisors in the Health Professions Advising Office of the College of Science to ensure that philosophy majors pursuing a pre-medical curriculum are kept abreast of required and recommended courses outside the major.

Career Opportunities

Teacher
Health Service Manager
Local Government Officer
Psychotherapist

Courses Included

Students interested in the Philosophy and Classics Option typically complete the requirements for the General Track degree in Philosophy, with a minor in Classical Studies, and are required to fulfill their language requirement with Greek; with advisors’ approval, students may choose to substitute Latin, French or German.
Specific major, minor and elective courses should be selected in consultation with the philosophy undergraduate advisor and the director of Classical Studies.