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Sep 19, 2024
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2024-2025 Undergraduate Hill Book
Philosophy with Ethical Leadership Emphasis, B.A.
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The Philosophy with Ethical Leadership Emphasis major is offered by the Philosophy Department in the May School of Arts and Sciences .
Brendan O’Sullivan
May Hall 218
508-565-1253
bosullivan@stonehill.edu
The major in Philosophy with Ethical Leadership emphasis (PHL + ETL) combines the standard philosophy major (12 courses) with the Ethical Leadership minor.
The ETL requirements allows for two non-PHL courses to count towards ETL. However, the PHL + ETL major still requires students to take a total of at least 12 PHL courses satisfying the requirements below.
The selection and sequence of courses for PHL + ETL should be made in consultation with the Chairperson or Department Advisor.
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Complete One 100-Level Philosophy Course
Choose one course from Group A or Group B. No more than two 100-level courses can count towards the PHL major/minor. Only one course from Group A may count towards the major/minor.
Complete One Ancient Philosophy Course
Complete One Modern to Contemporary Course
Complete One Logic Course
Complete One Ethical Reasoning Course
Complete One Moral Psychology Course
Complete Ethical Leadership
Complete Writing in the Disciplines, Philosophy Supplement
Through co-enrollment with a PHL course (200-399) bearing at least 3 credits, the Writing in the Disciplines (WID) PHL Supplement course allows instructors to modify a non-WID course to fulfill the PHL WID requirement. Each PHL course modified with the WID Supplement requires a minimum of 20 pages of writing, for which students have the opportunity to revise with feedback from instructors and peers.
Complete Three Ethical Leadership Electives
No more than 2 non-PHL courses may be taken as electives.
Complete Two Philosophy Elective Courses
No more than two 100-level PHL courses may count toward the major, and no more than one course from Group A above may be taken. No more than 4 ER courses may be taken towards the PHL + ETL major.
Complete the Philosophy Capstone Seminar
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