Philosophy/Religious Studies Program Student Learning Outcomes

To become effective analytical and critical thinkers, and to communicate such thinking orally and in writing.
To gain familiarity with philosophical or religious history and its central issues.
To think and write in the form and by the method proper to the discipline of Philosophy or Religious Studies, i.e., rational argumentation in support of a significant thesis.
To pursue in depth one field of philosophy, either theoretical or applies.
To produce a substantial piece of original scholarship in Philosophy or Religious Studies.
To become more reflective of the human condition, and the effect of globalization and diversity; to understand the relevance of philosophical thinking to one's own life and public policies and practices.

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