哲学学士学位-法学

哲学系提供本科学习课程，为学生准备各种职业机会。例如，我们以前的哲学专业的一名学生最终获得了计算机科学的硕士学位，并创立了自己的Web开发公司。他最近返回FAU攻读另一个复杂系统和脑科学专业的研究生学位。哲学学士学位，法学专业课程是专门为为哲学专业和计划就读法学院的学生提供出色的设计为法律研究做准备。
Philosophy has a very important role to play in the acquisition of a higher education. The study of philosophy fosters an appreciation for the most fundamental ideas, questions, and texts that have profoundly shaped our culture. However, the study of philosophy also lead to the rigorous development of very practical skills, such as critical thinking, clear and precise writing, analytical skills, persuasive oral communication, and the ability to read and comprehend conceptually challenging texts. These skills will help students succeed in life and in any career that they choose to pursue after earning their Bachelor's degree. For more information on the intellectual and practical benefits of studying philosophy, see Statement on the Role of Philosophy Programs in Higher Education . The Philosophy Department at Florida Atlantic University offers a high quality Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy. In fact, s everal philosophy majors from Florida Atlantic University have successfully pursued their graduate/professional education at institutions such as Oxford University, Columbia University, Princeton University, The New School Universisty (formerly, The New School for Social Research), SUNY Stony Brook, and SUNY Binghampton. The Philosophy Department's undergraduate program of study prepares students for various career opportunities. For example, one of our former philosophy majors eventually went on to receive a Master's degree in computer science and to start his own web development company. He has recently returned to FAU to pursue another graduate degree, this time in complex systems and brain sciences.<br><br>The B.A. in Philosophy, Pre-Law track is especially designed to provide students who are majoring in philosophy and who plan to attend law school with excellent preparation for the study of law. In addition to the University and College requirements for admission and graduation, students in the Pre-Law track are required to earn a minimum of 32 credits in philosophy courses as described in the table below. All courses must be taken for a grade and must be passed with a grade of 'C' or above, in order to count toward the degree.