Printer FriendlyThe UML Philosophy Program links the arts, sciences and humanities. It focuses on the fundamental issues of human life, meaning and action by exploring these important topics through a critique methodology.
The Philosophy Department has structured its course offerings so they appeal to majors and non-majors alike. Courses intersect with issues and problems treated in other disciplines, from the natural sciences through engineering to the social sciences and other humanities. The department is deeply committed to philosophy's traditional role as an indispensable integrator in the University curriculum.
The study of philosophy is an essential part of a well-rounded education. It provides a strong foundation for pursuing a career in disciplines such as law, communications and public service, to name a few, while enhancing critical analytical skills and encouraging discussion of pertinent and timeless philosophical issues.