Philosophy
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
- Undergraduate
- Major
Fall and Winter
3 or 4 years
Academic Department:
PhilosophyWhy Study Philosophy at Bishop’s?
Delving into the realm of philosophy is an immersive journey into the profound dialogues of history’s greatest thinkers, shaping perspectives on fundamental aspects of life such as love, art, justice, and meaning itself. Through intimate seminar-style classes, students are encouraged to explore their interests while assuming leadership roles in presenting their work and fostering a dynamic and collaborative learning environment. The curriculum emphasizes two broad areas: Continental European Philosophy and the Western Philosophical Tradition, with opportunities for advanced students to pursue independent studies on specialized topics.
Program Details & Department Information
Next Steps
After your Degree
Bishop’s Philosophy graduates have gone on to challenging careers in graduate studies, education, law, international aid, filmmaking, business and other fields. Many students pursue majors in multiple programs while studying here, such as Philosophy and Education, Pre-Law, or other.
This program prepares you for a wide range of careers, including:
- Alumni Relations Officer
- Archivist
- Arbitrator
- Biomedical Ethics Researcher
- Bibliographer
- Bioethicist
- Community Organizer
- Editor
- Foreign Service Officer
- Fundraiser
- Human Resources Specialist
- Humanities
- Journalist
- Legal Researcher
- Lobbyist
- Paralegal Assistant
- Police Officer
- Political Aide
- Public Policy Analyst
- Researcher
- Social Worker
- Speech Writer
- Technical Writer
- Underwriter
Did you know?
Philosophy at Bishop’s is one of the faculties belonging to BUHF (Bishop’s University Humanities Federation), a council which organizes trips and events for the community of humanities students.
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