Minor in Philosophy and Religion

Program Overview

The Philosophy and Religion minor consists of 21 units, including 12 upper-division units in Philosophy and 6 lower-division units. Designed to complement other majors, the minor allows students to explore their personal philosophies, investigate the beliefs of others, and enhance their critical thinking skills. Courses are appropriate for students from various fields, offering insights into theoretical frameworks, religious implications, and broader perspectives on knowledge.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Philosophy and Religion minor requires 21 units of coursework. A minimum of 6 upper-division units are required. All coursework must be completed with a minimum grade point average of 2.0. The minor is designed for students from other majors or programs who wish to examine their personal philosophy or religious beliefs, investigate the philosophies or religious views of others, or sharpen their skills as independent thinkers. The flexibility of the minor allows students to choose a course of study that best suits their interests and complements their major program.

Other:

The minor is open to students from other majors or programs. Courses offered are appropriate for students in other fields, and many are designed to help students understand theoretical frameworks, religious implications, and more abstract dimensions of paramount areas of knowledge.