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Description of Major
This major educates students about the basic philosophical questions, such as: What is knowledge? What makes something morally wrong? What is the mind?
For more information on studying Philosophy: click here
Employment Opportunities
Graduates are prepared for a wide range of positions in law, business, education, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations. A variety of jobs are available for philosophy graduates, including:
| Advertising Account Manager | Investment Counselor |
| Archivist | Lawyer |
| Book Critic | Librarian |
| Business Consultant | Lobbyist |
| CIA/FBI Analyst | Market Researcher |
| Claims Examiner | Paralegal |
| Clergy Member | Personnel Recruiter |
| Computer Systems Analyst | Philosopher |
| Conflict Resolution Specialist | Political Scientist |
| Consultant | Professor |
| Consumer Advocate | Public Administrator |
| Counselor | Public Policy Specialist |
| Customer Relations Representative | Public Relations Specialist |
| Editor | Public Service Official |
| Employee Relations Specialist | Research Assistant |
| Financial Planner | Sales/Marketing Representative |
| Foreign Service Officer | Social Worker |
| Fundraiser | Teacher |
| Government Agency Administrator | University Administrator |
| Human Resources Specialist | Writer |
| Insurance Agent/Broker | Youth Counselor |
Some positions listed may require education or training beyond an undergraduate degree.
Additional Links
Philosophy: A Brief Guide for Undergraduates (APA)
Why Study Philosophy?
American Philosophical Practitioners Association
Association for Practical and Professional Ethics
American Philosophical Association
American Association of Philosophy Teachers
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