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Choose your courses, check them against the degree requirements, and mark them off as you finish. Begin with Start Here, take at least two courses each in ancient or medieval, modern, and contemporary philosophy, add two electives, and finish with the capstone.

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Check the courses you want to take. The strongest choices in each group are shown first; open “Show more” for electives. You can change your choices at any time.

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Start Here 0/1
Ancient or Medieval 0/2
Modern 0/2
Contemporary 0/2
Electives 0/2
Capstone 0/1

0 courses · about 5 min

Start Here

Choose at least 1

Statement of Intentabout 30 min
How to Read Philosophy and TheoryDavid W. Concepción, Jim Pryor, and others · about 1 hr
A Romp Through the History of PhilosophyMarianne Talbot, University of Oxford · about 1.5 hrs
Critical Reasoning: A Romp Through the Foothills of LogicMarianne Talbot, University of Oxford · about 6 hrs
From Socrates to Sartre: How Should We Live?Lee Braver, University of South Florida · about 9 hrs
Continental Philosophy: What Is It, and Why Is It a Thing?Ellie Anderson, Overthink Podcast · about 30 min

Ancient or Medieval

Choose at least 2

Ancient Philosophy
History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps: Classical Greece and Hellenistic Philosophy (Episodes 1–76)Peter Adamson, King's College London / LMU Munich · about 25 hrs
Ancient Philosophy: Plato & His PredecessorsSusan Sauvé Meyer, University of Pennsylvania · about 14 hrs
Ancient Philosophy: Aristotle & His SuccessorsSusan Sauvé Meyer, University of Pennsylvania · about 18 hrs
Plato's Theaetetus: An Inquiry Into KnowledgeRichard Polt, Xavier University · about 7 hrs
Medieval Philosophy
History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps: Late Antiquity (Episodes 101–119)Peter Adamson, King's College London / LMU Munich · about 6 hrs
History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps: Philosophy in the Islamic World and Jewish Philosophy (Episodes 120–170)Peter Adamson, King's College London / LMU Munich · about 17 hrs
History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps: Medieval Latin Philosophy (Episodes 196–264)Peter Adamson, King's College London / LMU Munich · about 23 hrs

Electives

Choose at least 2 (extra courses from other groups also count)

Capstone