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Philosophy at MCLA

A curriculum based on reading, discussing, and writing about traditional and contemporary philosophical texts will challenge you to engage in analytical and synthetic thinking, questioning and critique, clear and systematic communication and dialogue, and powerful, effective writing.

Philosophy

 

Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy Offers

Our faculty seek to instill in you a greater appreciation for history and for the life of the mind and heart.  We have a variety of specialty areas including social and political philosophy, history of philosophy, epistemology and metaphysics, ethics, and social ontology.  In addition to the core curriculum, you may choose a concentration in law, ethics and society.  You also have the opportunity to pursue licensure as an early childhood or elementary school teacher.

Philosophy

The Philosophy Society

The Philosophy Society is a group of MCLA students who regularly meet together to participate in various social activities and discussions. The Philosophy Society provides a friendly, intellectual experience for the campus community that extends beyond the confines of the classroom.

Are you a seeker of knowledge? Are you interested in meeting with other students who share your love for wisdom? Then please join us.

 

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"The rigorous and flexible philosophy program prepared me for the kind of intellectual exploration that allows for success in any sphere of life."

Analisa Strom-Hendriksen '09

Guide For Students 

We understand that Philosophy may seem daunting for some students, but that it is beneficial for all.  Our faculty provide structure and guidance to help our  students excel not only in their Philosophy courses, but across the curriculum.

We encourage all students to begin with our Guide For Studying Philosophy.

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This is a forum for the open and respectful exchange of philosophical ideas between professionals, students, and those outside the academic community.