Tech-Powered Thinking

The dynamic degree encourages students to consider the impact of technological innovation, address the questions at the heart of philosophical inquiry, and apply analysis to practical and societal issues. The program's emphasis on applied ethics empowers students to consider the far-ranging implications of their chosen fields of study.

See the details and requirements of the philosophy bachelor’s degree in Stevens' academic catalog.

In-Demand Courses

• Theories of Human Nature

• Philosophies of Good and Evil

• Philosophy of Technology

• Science and Metaphysics

• Aesthetics

• Science and Religion

• Ethics

• Philosophy of Biology

• Social and Political Philosophy

• Philosophy of Science

• and more!

Catalyze Career Success

The School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences educates future leaders, and the expertise of our alumni powers human progress. Recent social science, literature, and philosophy majors started their careers within reputable organizations, companies, and universities.

Professional Outcomes

• Office Assistant, U.S. Senator Cory Booker’s Office

• Legal & Business Affairs, AMC Networks

• Operation Specialist, Edward Jones

• Student specializing in Global Health, Albert Einstein College of Medicine

• Full Stack Engineer, GeoMarvel

• Copy Editor & Writer, Thomas

• Second Lieutenant, U.S. Army

• Cultural Studies & Critical Theory and Analysis, Carnegie Mellon

Meet the Faculty

• Michael Steinmann
  Professor

• Gregory Morgan
  Associate Professor

• Nick Byrd
  Assistant Professor

• Joyce Mullan
  Teaching Assistant Professor