This program is perfect for those seeking to explore profound questions of human existence, knowledge, and truth through a Catholic lens. Students will delve into the complementarity of reason and revelation as sources of knowledge, examine the contributions of major thinkers in the Western intellectual tradition, and investigate how philosophy has shaped Catholic thought and culture. Through this exploration, participants gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between faith and reason and the enduring influence of philosophical inquiry on the Catholic intellectual tradition.
Course Number | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
PHIL 205 | Introduction to Philosophy with Plato and Aristotle | 3 credit hours |
PHIL 235 | Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Person | 3 credit hours |
PHIL 260 | Catholic Bioethics I | 3 credit hours |
PHIL 311 | Ethics | 3 credit hours |
PHIL 315 | Metaphysics | 3 credit hours |
PHIL 320 | Modern Philosophy (new in fall 2024) | 3 credit hours |
PHIL 330 | Contemporary Philosophy (new in fall 2024) | 3 credit hours |
PHIL 340 | See for Yourself: An Introduction to Epistemology | 3 credit hours |
PHIL 370 | The Nature of Nature: An Introduction to a Catholic Philosophy of Science | 3 credit hours |
All courses listed below are 8 weeks long unless otherwise noted. To earn the certificate students must complete a total of six of the following undergraduate courses (18 credits) in Philosophy at Catholic International.
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