Philosophy (BA)
Arizona State University’s Bachelor of Arts in philosophy online hones your communication skills and enhances your ability to think clearly and critically. By studying philosophical theories from around the world, you'll gain a deeper understanding of complex ideas and perspectives. You’ll also develop the ability to read and interpret intricate texts, opening doors to diverse professional paths.
Quick facts
Online philosophy degree courses
Throughout this program, you'll engage with courses that cultivate critical thinking and analytical skills. The curriculum features core topics, such as metaphysics, epistemology, ethics and a second language, complemented by electives that connect philosophy to other disciplines. Additionally, you'll have the chance to participate in an undergraduate research experience, working closely with faculty on their research projects to further enrich your learning and practical application of philosophical concepts.
PHI 332: Metaphysics (HUAD OR HU)
PHI 334: Philosophy of Mind (HUAD OR HU)
PHI 335: History of Ethics (GCSI OR HU)
PHI 338: Metaethics
PHI 336: Social and Political Philosophy (HU)
PHI 337: Ethical Theory (HU)
PHI 330: Theory of Knowledge (HUAD OR HU)
PHI 314: Philosophy of Science (HUAD OR HU)
PHI 103: Principles of Sound Reasoning (QTRS OR L or HU)
PHI 300: Philosophical Argument and Exposition (L)
PHI 333: Symbolic Logic
What you can do with a bachelor’s degree in philosophy
Philosophy degree graduates are well-suited for careers that prioritize analytical, communication and reasoning skills. Fields such as business, finance and education are just a few examples of where these skills are highly valued. To further specialize and enter specific industries, pursuing a minor or a second major can be beneficial. Career examples include, but aren’t limited to: