Overview
Think about what you believe.
Studying philosophy, religion, and ethics helps students hone their reasoning skills, grow intercultural competencies, and develop appreciation for diverse worldviews.
Our Philosophy and Religion program teaches students the major problems, concepts, writings, and movements in the history of Western philosophy while focusing on the major divisions of logic, ethics, theory of knowledge, and metaphysics.
Students interested in philosophy can pursue, a minor in ethics, or a minor in philosophy, and incorporate philosophy and religion courses into many areas of their general education EXPLORE elective requirements. All students in the Philosophy and Religion program develop analytical and critical thinking skills that benefit them in real-world and academic settings.
Philosophy and Religion coursework emphasizes considering alternative perspectives and digging into the reasoning behind them. These activities are more rewarding when done via direct communication. At Gallaudet, you can discuss and debate your ideas in ASL. We also include content that is of special interest to the Deaf community, such as a class on Deaf-centered bioethics and Deaf interfaith experiences.
Areas of Study
Undergraduate
Minor in Ethics
Explore Gallaudet University's Minor in Ethics program, where you'll engage with moral philosophy and develop critical thinking skills to navigate ethical dilemmas.
Minor in Philosophy
Explore the Minor in Philosophy at Gallaudet University. Enhance your critical thinking and ethical reasoning skills while engaging with diverse philosophical traditions.
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Opportunities
Faculty and Staff
Barbara Stock
Associate Professor
Contact
- Philosophy and Religion
- Sorenson Language and Communication Center (SLCC) | 1201
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- (202) 651-5000
- 202-250-2405
