In many cases, second and third level units require the successful completion of a unit at the level below. This allows students to develop skills progressively as they complete their major or minor in philosophy.
Students are advised to ensure they note the structure of their major or minor in their course to guide their unit selections. For example, in most cases, it is not possible to include any more than two first level units within your major.
The following units are offered regularly on most campuses (though not necessarily on each campus every year). Check your course enrolment guide for more details.
PHIL100
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Philosophy: The Big Questions
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PHIL102
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Theories of Human Nature
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PHIL104
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Introduction to Ethics
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PHIL107
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Philosophy of World Religions
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PHIL200
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Contemporary Moral Problems
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PHIL201
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Issues in Bioethics
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PHIL202
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Justice, Authority and Human Rights
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PHIL204
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Knowledge, Rationality and Scepticism
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PHIL205
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Mind, Body and Consciousness
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PHIL206
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Problems in Metaphysics
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PHIL208
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God, Religion and Evil
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PHIL209
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Philosophy, Film and the Arts
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PHIL210
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Language, Meaning and Truth
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PHIL213
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Recent Continental Philosophy
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PHIL214
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Medieval Philosophy
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PHIL215
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Early Modern Philosophy
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PHIL219
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Fundamentals of Logic
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PHIL220
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Special Study in Philosophy
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PHIL224
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Ancient Greek Philosophy
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PHIL320
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Ethics and Society Seminar
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PHIL321
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History of Philosophy Seminar
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PHIL322
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Metaphysics and Epistemology Seminar |
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2018-04-04
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