Philosophy, Politics and the Public, B.A.

First Semester

• PHIL 100 Ethics as Intro to Philosophy
• ENGL 115 Rhetoric
• Language I
• Historical Perspectives (International or non-Western focus)
• First Year Seminar

Second Semester

• PHIL 200 Philosophical Perspectives
• PPUB 200 Power and the Public (Diversity Flag )
• Language II
• THEO 111 Theological Perspectives
• ECON 200 Microeconomic Principles (Social Science Elective)

First Semester

Power and Politics Block

• HIST 408 Constructing the Public (Seminar) 
• PPUB 210 Campaigns, Politics, and Media 
• MATH 156 - General Statistics (Math Perspectives) 
• Lit and the Moral Imagination
• Theological Perspectives

Civil Society and Government Block

• PPUB 246 Civil Society and Government (Oral Flag )
• One additional course from ECON, HIST, PHIL, POLI, PPUB, or SOCI
• MATH 156 - General Statistics (Math Perspectives) 
• Lit and the Moral Imagination
• Theological Perspectives

Second Semester

Power and Politics Block

• HIST 300 Writing in Public (Writing Flag) 
• PPUB 211 Public Policy Practice or POLI 328 Legislative Practice 
• ECON 201 Macroeconomic Principles 
• Scientific Perspectives + Lab
• Creative Perspectives
  

Civil Society and Government Block

• PPUB 211 Public Policy Practice or POLI 328 Legislative Practice (Writing Flag)
• One additional course from ECON, HIST, PHIL, POLI, PPUB, or SOCI
• ECON 201 Macroeconomic Principles 
• Scientific Perspectives + Lab
• Creative Perspectives​

First Semester

• PHIL 336 Liberalism or PHIL 338 Enlightenment and Revolution
• HIST 362 Global Cultures and Publics (Humanities Elective) 
• ECON 307 Empirical Analysis in Economics (Quantitative Reasoning Flag)
• 2 Free Electives

Second Semester

• PHIL 337 Responses to Liberalism or PHIL 339 Revolution and its Aftermath
• Natural Science Elective
• 3 Free Electives

Summer

Option: Study Abroad Trip

First Semester

• PPUB 400 PPP Senior Supervision
• 4 Free Electives

Second Semester

• PPUB 401 PPP Senior Seminar
• 4 Free Electives