Philosophy B.A.
Explore the philosophy bachelor’s degree program at the ¿ìÓ¯v3
Supporting freedom of inquiry, integrity in study and the pursuit of knowledge, ¿ìÓ¯v3’s Bachelor of Arts in philosophy degree program prepares you to critically examine and adapt to a changing world as a responsible global citizen.Student advising and support for philosophy majors
Online classes and video conferencing
Honors in philosophy
Student clubs and activities
- Philosophy Club, an undergraduate, student-led club that promotes community activities and enhanced deliberation;
- and Meditation and Wellness Club, which hosts weekly discussions, light yoga and relaxing meditations.
Did you know..
The annual Alaska Ethics Bowl is a regional tournament for undergraduate students to test their reasoning, critical thinking and advocacy skills. You can join other philosophy majors who train with a faculty member and team up to compete for a chance to go to Nationals.
What can you do with a philosophy degree from ¿ìÓ¯v3?
With a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy degree from the ¿ìÓ¯v3,
you will be prepared to contribute to any field, from natural and social sciences
to art and technology.
Philosophy graduate programs
- Master of Public Administration
- Master of Business Administration
- Master of Arts in Teaching
- Master of Education
- Philosophy
- Justice and law
- Government,
- Religion and theology
Philosophy major jobs
- Lawyer
- Teacher
- Social worker
- Nonprofit executive director
- Government official or public administrator
- Accountant
- Business owner
- Political scientist
By the numbers..
Philosophy bachelor’s degree program highlights
Apply the knowledge and skills you learn while earning your bachelor’s in philosophy degree from the ¿ìÓ¯v3. These experiences will help you think critically and create place-based solutions for safe, just, sustainable and healthy communities across Alaska and the world.
- Engage in public discourse and community activities. As a philosophy major, you can join faculty members who lead public discussions that address significant issues and conflicts in Alaska and beyond.
- Conduct impactful, community-based research. Work independently or join faculty research projects. The ¿ìÓ¯v3 philosophy department is making significant discoveries and achievements in food and environmental ethics, legal ethics, reasoned public debate, local professional ethics and disaster ethics.
- Learn from and conduct research with highly accomplished faculty. Program faculty, including a new faculty in residence, are internationally and nationally recognized for their grant awards and publications. Their specialties include student-centered teaching in a range of topics, such as professional ethics, philosophy of law, environmental and food ethics, the ethical treatment of animals, biomedical ethics, disaster ethics and public deliberation.
- Attend talks, panel discussions and special events. You’ll be invited to participate in discussions on current dilemmas and controversies in a variety of topics