Doctor's degree Philosophy - Georgetown University

Doctor's degree Philosophy from Georgetown University is a Campus Ph.D Philosophy degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Georgetown's graduate philosophy program has strengths in bioethics and ethical theory, contemporary philosophy and the history of philosophy (both continental and Anglo-American), with special concentration in the Catholic philosophical tradition. The areas of philosophy of language and analytic metaphysics are developing into strong fields as well. The doctoral program in philosophy emphasizes both history and theory in its approach to contemporary issues. The program has regularly scheduled courses on the major figures and periods in the history of philosophy, and special requirements in logic, metaphysics, and epistemology so that students understand the broader foundations of various philosophical positions no matter what their specialization. The program is also distinctive in its pluralism, which reflects the Department's belief that philosophy is nourished by friendly interchange between different viewpoints, traditions, approaches, and styles, and in its interdisciplinary orientation, which is reflected in the diverse affiliations of its faculty and its special programs of study. The department aims to form students who can, thus, readily understand intelligent viewpoints that differ from their own and that have the technical skills - logical, linguistic, exegetical and phenomenological - to do so. View more details on Georgetown University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Philosophy courses.