BS/BA in Philosohy

As a philosophy student at the University of Oregon, you will be exposed to profound questions and insights and be required to think and write thoughtfully and critically about issues arising from the heart of the human condition, such as the role of race and gender in the formation of human identity, the meaning of art, and other substantive topics. Choose from a wide array of concentrations, such as critical theory, aesthetics, Latin American philosophy, pragmatism, feminism, embodiment, and environmental philosophy. Study under faculty mentors with national and international reputations in their fields of interest.