A Bachelor of Arts with a minor in Applied Ethical and Political Philosophy enhances your problem-solving, reasoning and analytical skills because you examine real-world ethical issues and investigate solutions to complex problems. You can customize your degree by choosing select courses in anthropology, criminology, economics, media and communications studies, political science, philosophy, and sociology to critically examine ethical issues in topics such as social justice, criminology, and global politics.
Tailor your Bachelor of Arts to your specific interests by combining your Applied Ethical and Political Philosophy minor with another major or minor within the College of Arts.
Requirements for graduation include:
- 15 credits in lower-level courses
- 15 credits in upper-level courses
View the course requirements in the Academic Calendar.
Additional opportunities:
Join the UFV Student Association of Philosophy for Counsellors (SAPC), a division of the UFV Association for Students of Philosophy (ASP) and participate in research projects, attend social engagements, and undertake activities that help to educate students, staff and faculty, and the community about the function of philosophy in therapy and counseling.