Course offerings and outlines

Summer 2023 (1234) term - all classes in person. One class scheduled in Intersession: PHIL 329.

Course units: 100, 200, and 300 levels: 3 units each; 400 level: 4 units each. 

REPEATS: the following courses can be repeated for additional credit provided that the topic is different: PHIL 131, 302, 314, 321, 326, 331, 332, 333, 342, 343, 344, 346, 357, 421W, 435, 451W, 455W, 467W. Any of the other PHIL courses, when taken a second time, will be considered a repeat, even if the topic is different from a previous offering. 

Elective grade policy : P/CR/NC. In place from Spring 2021 to Summer 2023. See List of exclusions for the elective grade policy. Specifically for Philosophy: 

  • Students can use a P or CR to satisfy any requirement for a major, joint major, honours, or minor in Philosophy (exception: PHIL 477 and 478).
  • Students can use a P or CR to satisfy any prerequisite requirement for any PHIL course.
  • Students can use a P (but not a CR) to satisfy any requirement for the Ethics Certificate, or the Philosophy and Methodology of Science Certificate.
  • Philosophy Majors and Honours students can use a P (but not a CR) to satisfy any WQB requirement.

Outlines:

100-level courses

Course Title Instructor Day/Time Location
PHIL 100W D100 Knowledge and Reality David Heide
Mo 2:30 PM – 4:20 PM
SSCB 9200, Burnaby
PHIL 105 D100 Critical Thinking Lyle Crawford
Tu 10:30 AM – 12:20 PM
RCB IMAGTH, Burnaby
PHIL 110 D100 Introduction to Logic and Reasoning Nicolas Fillion
Mo, We 9:30 AM – 10:20 AM
BLU 9660, Burnaby
PHIL 120W D100 Moral and Legal Problems Michaela Lucas
Tu 12:30 PM – 2:20 PM
WMC 3520, Burnaby

200-level courses 

No courses offered

300-level courses

Course Title Instructor Day/Time Location
PHIL 300 D100 Introduction to Philosophy Lyle Crawford
Mo 2:30 PM – 5:20 PM
AQ 3154, Burnaby
PHIL 321 D100 Topics in Moral Philosophy (Philosophy of Love, Sex and Marriage) Michaela Lucas
We 2:30 PM – 5:20 PM
AQ 5030, Burnaby
PHIL 328 D100 Environmental Philosophy Simon Pollon
Th 2:30 PM – 5:20 PM
WMC 3510, Burnaby
PHIL 329 B100 Law and Justice Evan Tiffany
Tu, Th 12:30 PM – 2:20 PM
AQ 4120, Burnaby
PHIL 343 D100 Topics in the Philosophy of Mind (Mental Representation) Simon Pollon
Tu 2:30 PM – 5:20 PM
RCB 6125, Burnaby
PHIL 352 D100 17th Century Philosophy David Heide
Mo 10:30 AM – 12:20 PM
We 10:30 AM – 11:20 AM
WMC 3510, Burnaby
WMC 3510, Burnaby

400-level courses

Course Title Instructor Day/Time Location
PHIL 451W E100 Advanced Topics in the History of Philosophy (Kant's First Critique) David Heide
Th 4:30 PM – 7:20 PM
HCC 1325, Vancouver
PHIL 467W E100 Seminar II (Deontic Logic) Nicolas Fillion
Tu 5:30 PM – 8:20 PM
BLU 10655, Burnaby
PHIL 477 D100 Honours Tutorial I TBA
Location: TBA
PHIL 478 D100 Honours Tutorial II TBA
Location: TBA

Graduate-level courses

Course Title Instructor Day/Time Location
PHIL 812 G100 Selected Topics in Logic I (Deontic Logic) Nicolas Fillion
Tu 5:30 PM – 8:20 PM
BLU 10655, Burnaby
PHIL 824 G100 Selected Topics Moral Psychology (Moral Luck & Culpability) Evan Tiffany
Fr 9:30 AM – 12:20 PM
WMC 5602, Burnaby
PHIL 854 G100 Selected Topics in Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Philosophy (Kant's First Critique) David Heide
Th 4:30 PM – 7:20 PM
HCC 1325, Vancouver
PHIL 898 G100 MA Thesis Evan Tiffany
TBA
Location: TBA
PHIL 899 G100 Professional Paper Project Completion Evan Tiffany
TBA
Location: TBA

FASS Forward courses:

1 unit elective courses in intersession: click here

Philosophy Courses with Writing, Quantitative or Breadth designations:

PHIL 100W (Knowledge and Reality) W/B-Hum  
PHIL 105 (Critical Thinking) - formerly PHIL XX1 Q/B-Soc/Sci  
PHIL 110 (Introduction to Logic and Reasoning) Q  
PHIL 120W (Moral Problems) W/B-Hum  
PHIL 121 (Global Justice) B-Hum/Soc  
PHIL 131 (Selected Topics) B-Hum  
PHIL 144 (Introduction to Philosophy of Science) B-Hum/Sci  
PHIL 150 (Great Works in the History of Philosophy) B-Hum  
PHIL 300 (Introduction to Philosophy) B-Hum  
PHIL 310 (Logic, Proofs and Set Theory) Q
 
PHIL 345W, 421W, 451W, 455W, 467W W  

Upper Division Electives

If you are looking for upper division courses outside of Philosophy, click here for an updated list of electives with the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. 

Breadth Courses

If you are a Philosophy Major, you will also need Breadth courses from OUTSIDE of Philosophy. You can find a full list of Breadth designated courses here. Search gosfu for current offerings.