Cultivate
Provides opportunities inside and outside the classroom to cultivate and enhance your overall learning and academic experience.
Philosophy begins in wonder. What am I? How can I know things? What is justice? What is truth? We confront questions like these in a diligent, careful, and open-ended manner. Students learn to think critically and write effectively. Philosophy is unlike other disciplines: you learn not just what others have discovered, but also how to think about yourself, the world, and the relation between them.
There are nine essential skills you should have in order to find, acquire, maintain, and grow within a job.
Essential skills build through majoring in Philosophy include:
Students graduating from Philosophy find themselves as:
Over the last five years, 48% of our graduates have been double majors and the department offers courses in four of the nine areas of General Studies, both of which help open up career opportunities after graduation.
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Many students also choose to pursue a graduate degree.
Major milestones consist of activities students should complete during their first year, middle years and final year at MSU Denver. These milestones will help prospective and current students explore major and career options and create a year-by-year plan to integrate curricular (what happens inside the classroom), co-curricular (what happens inside and outside the classroom, and non-curricular (what happens outside the classroom) experiences. For example, milestones might list specific classes student should take at specific times along their journey or may suggest when students should participate in research opportunities with faculty members.
Simply put, Major Milestones are meant to enhance your student experience and set you up for success.
Provides opportunities inside and outside the classroom to cultivate and enhance your overall learning and academic experience.
Highlights activities you can engage and participate in globally, nationally and locally to enhance your essential skills and start building your resume.
Lists steps to prepare for postgraduate success whether that's entering the workforce, attending graduate school or pursuing other goals and plans.
All options listed below are available in-person and online unless noted otherwise.
College of Letters, Arts and Sciences (CLAS) Steps for Success
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