
An education in philosophy and religion will not ensure a
graduate of employment, nor, on the other hand, is it any less marketable
than any other liberal arts degree. Persons trained in philosophy and religion
have found employment in such diverse fields as business, education, publishing,
editing, information analysis (in both private and governmental agencies),
and computer technology. However, philosophy and religion are some of the
best preprofessional programs for law, medicine, the ministry, or graduate
study in philosophy or religious studies or an allied discipline. The student
contemplating a professional career should seriously consider philosophy as
a preprofessional major.
The master's program in philosophy provides
a strong preprofessional background for law, the ministry, or doctoral study
in philosophy in philosophy itself or in a related discipline. The master's
program will provide the requisite training for those desiring to teach philosophy
at the junior college level.
For more information, contact
the department at:
Department of Philosophy and Religion
The University of Southern Mississippi
118 College Drive, No. 5015
Hattiesburg, MS 39406 USA
Phone: (601) 266-4518
Or e-mail Dr. Holley at
D.Holley@usm.edu
Department of Philosophy and Religion
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November 14, 2007
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