Philosophy (Morality, Politics and Law)

The Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy with a concentration in Morality, Politics, and Law at Arizona State University is designed for students interested in the ethical dimensions of governance and legal systems. This program combines foundational philosophical analysis with a focus on moral issues in political theory, preparing students for advanced studies in law, policy, or politics. The curriculum emphasizes ethical reasoning, central philosophical issues in law, and the application of political values such as liberty and justice. Students will develop critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and advanced writing skills, equipping them for careers in law, intelligence, and politics. The program consists of 120 credit hours, with a total of 39 classes, each lasting 7.5 weeks. Graduates will emerge with a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between morality and politics, making them well-prepared for various professional paths.