The MA in philosophy offers students the opportunity to study the historical traditions and contemporary debates in philosophy.
The concentration in ethics and public affairs is designed for professionals who want to combine the study of ethics and the analysis of social and public policies in a variety of settings, including business, health care, biomedical technology, law, or government.
Philosophy majors with a strong record are encouraged to apply to the accelerated master’s degree program in philosophy. They can obtain both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in philosophy after satisfactory completion of 144 credits, sometimes within five years.