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Major in Philosophy

Campus Box:
P.O. Box 173364,
Campus Box 179, Denver,
CO 80217-3364

Physical location:
955 Lawrence St.
Plaza Building, Room M108

Phone: (303) 556-4868
Fax: (303) 556-8100
Email: D. Hildebrand

 

Contact Info

Major in Philosophy

Campus Box:
P.O. Box 173364,
Campus Box 179, Denver,
CO 80217-3364

Physical location:
955 Lawrence St.
Plaza Building, Room M108

Phone: (303) 556-4868
Fax: (303) 556-8100
Email: D. Hildebrand

 

Contact Info

Major in Philosophy

Campus Box:
P.O. Box 173364,
Campus Box 179, Denver,
CO 80217-3364

Physical location:
955 Lawrence St.
Plaza Building, Room M108

Phone: (303) 556-4868
Fax: (303) 556-8100
Email: D. Hildebrand

 

Contact Info

Major in Philosophy

Campus Box:
P.O. Box 173364,
Campus Box 179, Denver,
CO 80217-3364

Physical location:
955 Lawrence St.
Plaza Building, Room M108

Phone: (303) 556-4868
Fax: (303) 556-8100
Email: D. Hildebrand

 

Contact Info

Major in Philosophy

Campus Box:
P.O. Box 173364,
Campus Box 179, Denver,
CO 80217-3364

Physical location:
955 Lawrence St.
Plaza Building, Room M108

Phone: (303) 556-4868
Fax: (303) 556-8100
Email: D. Hildebrand

 

Contact Info

Major in Philosophy

Campus Box:
P.O. Box 173364,
Campus Box 179, Denver,
CO 80217-3364

Physical location:
955 Lawrence St.
Plaza Building, Room M108

Phone: (303) 556-4868
Fax: (303) 556-8100
Email: D. Hildebrand

 

Contact Info

Major in Philosophy

Campus Box:
P.O. Box 173364,
Campus Box 179, Denver,
CO 80217-3364

Physical location:
955 Lawrence St.
Plaza Building, Room M108

Phone: (303) 556-4868
Fax: (303) 556-8100
Email: D. Hildebrand

 

 

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David Hildebrand, Philosophy

David Hildebrand, Philosophy

Getting Philosophical

Published associate professor David Hildebrand is working to make philosophy accessible in daily life.

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Philosophy

The study of philosophy is concerned with the transmission and evaluation of basic beliefs and values about reality, knowledge and logic, morality and social justice. It provides a fundamental basis for understanding many areas of human endeavor, including scie​nce, art and literature, religion, communication, education, politics, and technology. It is not an easy field. But for more than 25 centuries philosophy has been judged most rewarding by those who seek self-development, intellectual sophistication, and the happiness of a reflective life.

An undergraduate​ degree in philosophy is academically rigorous. It is excellent preparation for law and medicine, as well as a spectrum of entry-level positions in business, public service and more. Read more and watch a video about the advantages of studying philosophy.

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Why study philosophy? Here's Chair Rob Metcalf's answer:

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