Philosophy
A minor consists of at least 15 units. A course may fulfill a requirement for both a major and a minor. However, a student must complete a minimum of 6 units in a minor that are not counting towards any other program in which the student is enrolled. A course may count for more than one major program when the programs require the specific course. Students should always consult with BCLA Advising
Use the core to add a minor in Philosophy! Adding an PHIL minor can fulfill up to 4 core requirements.
| Minor Requirements | Core Satisfactions |
|---|---|
| Philosophy Lower Division | FPHI |
| Philosophy Lower or Upper Division | IEJT |
| Philosophy Upper Division | IINC |
| Philosophy Upper Division | IFTR |
| Philosophy Upper Division |
Example Curriculum:
| Course 1: PHIL 1800 (Philosophical Inquiry) | FPHI |
| Course 2: PHIL 3100 (Ethics) | IEJT |
| Course 3: PHIL 3300 (Philosophy and Literature) | IINC |
| Course 4: PHIL 3400 (Philosophy of Religion) | IFTR |
| Course 5: PHIL 3165 (Philosophy of Law) |
For more details on PHIL minor requirements and core satisfactions, see our PHIL Advising Form.
To add a PHIL minor to your degree, complete the Change of Academic Program Form.