Program Overview

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University Programs

The university offers a range of programs across various colleges, including:

• The Arts
• Engineering
• Education
• Liberal Arts
• Business
• Health & Human Services
• College of Professional Education (CPACE)
• Natural Sciences & Mathematics

Philosophy Program

The Philosophy program offers various courses and degree options, including:

• Major in Philosophy
• Minor in Philosophy
• Pre-Law Curriculum
• Honors in Philosophy
• Masters in Philosophy
• Graduate Program with options for funding and placement

Course Descriptions

Course descriptions are available for various philosophy courses, including:

• PHIL 330: Philosophy of Religion
  • Topics: arguments for and against the existence of God, the problem of evil, divine attributes, and human freedom
  • Course requirements: two take-home essays, a final exam, and optional extra credit
  • Participation in class is strongly encouraged

Research Areas

Research areas in the Philosophy program include:

• Applied Ethics Forum
• Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies

Student Resources

Student resources are available, including:

• Philosophy Curriculum
• Current Course Descriptions
• Student Learning Objectives
• Scholarships and Awards
• Advising and Tutoring
• Student Philosophy Association

Graduate Studies

Graduate Studies options are available, including:

• Admission and Entrance Requirements
• Degree Requirements and Resources
• Funding
• Placement

Academic Calendars

Academic Calendars are available for planning and organization.

International Education

International Education options are available for students.

Library

The university library provides resources and support for students.

Graduate Studies

Graduate Studies options are available, including degree programs and research opportunities.

Tuition and Fees

Tuition and Fees information is available for planning and budgeting.

Accreditation

The university is accredited, ensuring a high standard of education.

Campus Life

Campus Life options are available, including:

• Athletics
• Centers & Organizations
• Commencement
• Events
• Housing
• Student Life

University Alumni

University Alumni resources are available, including:

• Alumni Home
• Alumni Volunteering
• Alumni Giving

Divisions

University Divisions include:

• Office of the President
• Office of the Provost
• Administration & Finance
• Student Affairs
• University Relations & Development
• Information Technology

Resources

University Resources are available, including:

• MyCSULB
• BeachBoard
• Campus Directory
• Email
• Admissions
• Enrollment Services
• Financial Aid
• Schedule of Classes
• Student Records
• 49er Shops
• 49er Foundation
• Help

Services

University Services include:

• University Police
• Emergency Information
• Crisis Assistance
• CARES Team
• Accessibility Statement
• Student Health Center

Additional Resources

Additional Resources are available, including:

• News
• Annual Security Report (Clery)
• Campus Safety Plan
• Title IX
• Free Speech
• Careers
• Download Document Reader
• Privacy Notice
• Diversity