Justice, Peace, and Conflict Courses

Foundational Courses

• PHI 212 - Formal Logic
• PHI 220 - Philosophy of Religion

History of Thought (4 credits):

One of:

• PHI 202 - Philosophy in the Ancient/Medieval World
• PHI 203 - Philosophy in the Early Modern World
• JAF 301 - Tradition: From Antiquity to the Enlightenment  and JAF 302 - Modernity: From the Enlightenment to the Present Credits: 12 

Moral Reasoning (4 credits):

One of:

• PHI 215 - Business Ethics
• PHI 233 - Environmental Ethics
• PHI 315 - Ethics

Language, Knowledge and Reality (4 credits):

One of:

• PHI 411 - Epistemology
• PHI 413 - Metaphysics
• PHI 310 - Philosophy of Language: Meaning, Interpretation and Translation

    Recommended for linguistics concentration

Justice, Peace and Conflict Concentration

• PCS 250 - Peacemaking: Personal, Social, Global
• POL 310 - American Foreign Policy or POL 312 - Justice Credits: 4
• PCS 325 - Conflict Mediation: Theory and Practice
• PCS 375 - Conflict Transformation and Reconciliation
• PCS 425 - Internship in Peace and Conflict Studies

An approved study abroad program may be completed in lieu of PCS 325 and PCS 375.