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UM-Flint Department of Philosophy

Welcome to our home page. The Department of Philosophy offers a wide range of interesting and challenging courses, designed for Philosophy majors and minors, general education students, and students majoring in the many other disciplines that connect naturally with Philosophy.

For students majoring in Philosophy, our program provides preparation for graduate work, or for employment in any field that requires analytical training, cogent reasoning, and clear self-expression. Students from other fields who are interested in Philosophy should note that some of our courses are cross-listed with Africana Studies, Anthropology, English, Health Care, Psychology, Theatre, and Women's and Gender Studies. Moreover, we have a joint program major with Psychology. To learn more about our Department and its programs, please investigate the links below. Direct inquiries are also welcomed; members of the Philosophy faculty will be happy to meet by appointment with any interested student.

This site is intended as an evolving source of information for current and prospective Philosophy students, and any other interested parties. Insofar as possible, our related web pages provide links back to this home page. If you get lost, however, try using the "Back" button on your browser (repeatedly if necessary) to return here.

The Winter 2008 Philosophy Department Course Guide is Now Online.   Click here to view it.


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Last modification: October 27, 2007


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