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DOCTORAL PROGRAMS PhilosophyGraduate students in the philosophy program may focus their studies on the following areas: epistemology and metaphysics (including philosophy of mind), ethics (including applied ethics, metaethics, and normative ethics), history of philosophy (including the ancient, modern, or nineteenth and twentieth centuries), philosophical logic, philosophy of language, philosophy in literature, philosophy of law, philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of physics, and political philosophy. Completion requirements: A.M.: Eight courses and a thesis or completion of the preliminary requirements for the Ph.D. There is no terminal master’s program. The A.M. degree is conferred only as part of the Ph.D. Program. ADMISSION INFORMATION Admission requirements: Writing sample required. GRE General: Required GRE Subject: Not required Application deadline: January 1 FACULTY |
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