PHIL courses
88 courses · The University of Scranton · Fall 2026
- PHIL 120 — Introduction to Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 120J — Introduction to Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 120X — Philosophy First Year Seminar1 section
- PHIL 121X — Faith and Reason1 section
- PHIL 122X — In Search of Wonder1 section
- PHIL 123X — Intro to Philosophy: Pursuit of Happiness1 section
- PHIL 124X — Preparing for Democratic Citizenship1 section
- PHIL 125X — Thinking the City1 section
- PHIL 127X — Wellness and Food: An Introduction to Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 128X — Wellness, Wholeness and Care for the Self1 section
- PHIL 130X — Truth in Being1 section
- PHIL 210 — Ethics1 section
- PHIL 210J — Ethics1 section
- PHIL 211 — Business Ethics1 section
- PHIL 212 — Medical Ethics1 section
- PHIL 213 — Environmental Ethics1 section
- PHIL 214 — Computers and Ethics1 section
- PHIL 215 — Logic1 section
- PHIL 217J — The Trivium1 section
- PHIL 218 — Feminism: Theory and Practice1 section
- PHIL 220 — Ancient Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 221 — Medieval Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 222 — Modern Philosophy I1 section
- PHIL 223 — Modern Philosophy II1 section
- PHIL 224 — Foundations of Twentieth-Century Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 225 — Asian Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 226 — Chinese Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 227 — Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 229 — Philosophy of Religion1 section
- PHIL 230 — German Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 231 — Philosophy of Women1 section
- PHIL 232 — Women in Chinese and Western Philosophies1 section
- PHIL 234 — Existentialism1 section
- PHIL 238 — Wealth and the Human Good1 section
- PHIL 240 — Logic and Written Discourse1 section
- PHIL 242 — Latin American Thought1 section
- PHIL 250 — Philosophy of Love1 section
- PHIL 295 — Chinese Philosophy and Culture in Contemporary Taiwan1 section
- PHIL 305 — Symbolic Logic1 section
- PHIL 306 — Philosophy of Education1 section
- PHIL 310 — Epistemology1 section
- PHIL 311 — Metaphysics1 section
- PHIL 311J — Metaphysics1 section
- PHIL 312 — Modern Philosophy III1 section
- PHIL 313 — Philosophy and Friendship1 section
- PHIL 314 — Philosophy and the City1 section
- PHIL 315 — Twentieth-Century Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 316 — American Perspectives on Health-Care Ethics1 section
- PHIL 317 — American Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 318 — Sex, Love, and God: Augustine and His Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 319 — Philosophy of Law1 section
- PHIL 320 — Aesthetics1 section
- PHIL 321 — Great Books in Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 322J — Philosophy of Conscience1 section
- PHIL 323 — Contemporary Natural Law1 section
- PHIL 325 — Literature and Ethics1 section
- PHIL 326 — Advanced Topics in Feminist Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 327 — Readings in the Later Plato1 section
- PHIL 328 — Philosophy of Literature1 section
- PHIL 329 — Advanced Topics in Biomedical Ethics1 section
- PHIL 330 — Philosophy of Crowds and Violence1 section
- PHIL 331 — Feminist Philosophy of Science1 section
- PHIL 333 — The Seven Deadly Sins1 section
- PHIL 334 — Hannah Arendt: Human Existence1 section
- PHIL 335 — Philosophy of Interpretation1 section
- PHIL 336 — Religion After God1 section
- PHIL 337 — The Art of Living1 section
- PHIL 339 — Philosophy of the Person1 section
- PHIL 340 — Philosophy and Judaism1 section
- PHIL 341J — The Subject & Medieval Thought1 section
- PHIL 350 — Science, God, Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 351J — Nature, Freedom, Morality1 section
- PHIL 353J — Existential-Postmodernism1 section
- PHIL 401J — Philosophy, Politics, Economics1 section
- PHIL 410 — Philosophy of Culture1 section
- PHIL 411 — Thomas Aquinas: Philosophy and Controversy1 section
- PHIL 412J — Art and Metaphysics1 section
- PHIL 413J — The End of Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 414 — Philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas1 section
- PHIL 415 — Nietzsche1 section
- PHIL 418 — Phenomenology1 section
- PHIL 419 — Philosophy East and West1 section
- PHIL 420 — Philosophy of Rhetoric1 section
- PHIL 425 — Postmodern Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 430 — Philosophy of the Social and Behavioral Sciences1 section
- PHIL 431 — Philosophy of Science1 section
- PHIL 434 — Issues in Philosophy and Theology1 section
- PHIL 435J — Philosophy of Self and Other1 section
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