Philosophy
College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
CompareWhat is Philosophy?
Philosophy is the oldest, broadest, and most fundamental body of inquiry. In this major, you’ll ask investigative questions to better understand yourself, others, and more. You’ll explore the range of knowledge and experience, ethical issues, and value in society. This theoretical discipline emphasizes both deductive reasoning and rational argumentation. With this degree, you’ll learn powerful critical and independent thinking skills. You'll also enhance your verbal and written communication.
Career Options
- Academia
- Business
- Diplomacy
- Government
- Journalism
- Law
- Medicine
- Public policy
- Technology
- Television
Post-Graduation Success1
94% employed or continuing education
41% employed after graduation
53% attending graduate school
Insufficient survey data is available for average starting annual income.
Sample employer destinations: XA Investments, Amazon, Column Case Management, EY View All
Sample grad school destinations: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign View All
Review Criteria
First-Year Major-Specific Criteria
- Demonstrated understanding of and interest in the major
Transfer Criteria
Transfer HandbookGraduation & Retention2
3.7 years to degree
97% returned for second year
76% graduated within 4 years
87% graduated within 6 years
Annual Program Costs3
Illinois Resident
- Tuition: $13,252
- Fees: $5,182
- Expenses: $19,558
- Total: $37,992
Non-Resident
- Tuition: $35,928
- Fees: $5,182
- Expenses:$19,898
- Total: $61,008
International
- Tuition: $38,576
- Fees: $5,182
- Expenses: $19,898
- Total: $63,656
