Philosophy

Study mode:On campus Languages: English
 
StudyQA ranking:8539 Duration:4 years

The Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy at Trinity Western University offers students a comprehensive and rigorous education in the fundamental questions and issues that have shaped human thought throughout history. This program is designed to develop critical thinking, analytical skills, and a reflective understanding of the nature of knowledge, reality, ethics, and existence. Students will explore major philosophical traditions, engage with contemporary philosophical debates, and examine their implications for personal, academic, and societal contexts. The curriculum includes courses in logic, metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, philosophy of religion, and the history of philosophy, providing a solid foundation in both classical and modern thought. Emphasizing a Christian worldview, the program encourages students to integrate their faith with philosophical inquiry, fostering a nuanced approach to understanding human purpose and meaning. Through engaging with primary texts and participating in lively discussions, students cultivate their ability to analyze complex arguments and articulate their ideas clearly and persuasively. The program also emphasizes interdisciplinary connections, encouraging students to apply philosophical perspectives to fields such as theology, social sciences, and the humanities. Graduates of the Philosophy program are well-equipped for careers in education, ministry, law, public policy, and other fields that require critical reasoning and ethical judgment. They are also prepared to pursue graduate studies in philosophy or related disciplines. The faculty members are experienced scholars dedicated to excellent teaching and mentoring, ensuring students receive personalized support and guidance throughout their academic journey. By the end of the program, students will have developed a sophisticated understanding of philosophical inquiry and its relevance to contemporary issues, empowering them to contribute thoughtfully and ethically to their communities and professions.

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