Program Overview
The Philosophy program at Cape Breton University equips students with critical thinking, analytical writing, and ethical reasoning skills. Graduates are prepared for careers in law, teaching, business, and other fields that require a deep understanding of complex ideas and ethical issues. The program emphasizes a case study approach to examine problems in law, business, and other areas that cannot be resolved by simply applying familiar principles and practices.
Program Outline
Possible Career Paths
- Law
- Teaching
- Policy analysis
- Digital or print publishing
- Business
Other
Because of their experience, CBU is a place you can come to learn answers to the world’s toughest questions. Does science provide “all the answers?” What roles do love, appreciation of art, athletic achievement, or other experiences play in life? And, in an increasingly virtual world, is it worth trying to distinguish genuine (or “real”) from fake experiences?
- High-level critical thinking skills
- Analytical writing skills
- Ability to discuss complex ideas effectively
- Knowledge of diverse world views & intellectual traditions
Entry Requirements:
General Requirements for High School Graduates:
- English 12 (academic or advanced)
- 4 additional grade 12 academic or advanced-level courses Please note that specific requirements may vary depending on your province or country.
Additional Requirements for International Students:
- **Meeting the general admissions requirements.
- **Demonstrating proficiency in English.
- **Providing official academic transcripts.
- **Submitting a letter of intent.
- **Completing an interview.
Transfer Student Requirements:
- **Being in good academic standing at your current/previous institution.
