Department of Philosophy
J.G. Hagey Hall of the Humanities (HH)
Room 320
Tel 519 888-4567 x32245 or x36886
Information for faculty and staff
Contact us for any questions regarding the course schedule.
Course code | Course title | Instructor |
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PHIL 101 | Challenging Ideas | C. Fehr |
PHIL 121 | Moral Issues | B. Orend |
PHIL 145 | Critical Thinking | V. Correia |
PHIL 205 | Philosophy of Economics | P. Marino |
PHIL 209 | Philosophy in Literature | J. Feke |
PHIL 215 | Professional & Business Ethics - lec 001 | G. Andres |
PHIL 215 | Professional & Business Ethics - lec 002 | J. Sewell |
PHIL 215 | Professional & Business Ethics - lec 003 | A. Gruenewald |
PHIL 221 | Ethics | M. Doucet |
PHIL 251 | Metaphysics & Epistemology | N. Ray |
PHIL 315 | Ethics and Engineering | B. Orend |
PHIL 356 | Intelligence in Machines, Humans, and Other Animals | C. Eliasmith |
PHIL 358 | Philosophy of Science: Special Topic: Scientific Discovery | D. Fraser |
PHIL 402 | Feminist Care Ethics | K. Fulfer |
PHIL 420 | Ethics of Drug Policy | M. Doucet |
Course code | Course title | Instructor |
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PHIL 110B | Ethics and Values | Tasneem Alsayyed Ahmad Cameron Cattell |
PHIL 145 | Critical Thinking | Vanita Fernandes Eric Devall |
PHIL 201 | Philosophy of Sex and Love | Kawthar Fedjki Kyle Adams |
PHIL 240 | Intro to Formal Logic | Kyle Adams |
PHIL 256 | Intro to Cognitive Science | Thomas Milovac Darlene Drecun |
PHIL 265 | The Existentialist Experience | Cael Dobson |
PHIL 380 | History of Ancient Philosophy | George Stroubakis |
Course code | Course title | Instructor |
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PHIL 101 | Intro To Philosophy | TBA |
PHIL 121 | Moral Issues | TBA |
PHIL 202 | Gender Issues | K. Fulfer |
PHIL 226 | Biomedical Ethics | N. Ray |
PHIL 327 | Philosophy of Law | B. Orend |
PHIL 329 | Violence, Non-Violence, and War | B. Orend |
Course code | Course title | Instructor |
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PHIL 145 | Critical Thinking | TBA |
PHIL 201 | Philosophy of Sex and Love | TBA |
PHIL 215 | Professional and Business Ethics | TBA |
PHIL 256 | Intro to Cognitive Science | TBA |
PHIL 283 | Great Works: Ancient and Medieval | TBA |
PHIL 324 | Social and Political Philosophy | TBA |
PHIL 384 | History of Modern Philosophy | TBA |
Department of Philosophy
J.G. Hagey Hall of the Humanities (HH)
Room 320
Tel 519 888-4567 x32245 or x36886
Information for faculty and staff
The University of Waterloo acknowledges that much of our work takes place on the traditional territory of the Neutral, Anishinaabeg and Haudenosaunee peoples. Our main campus is situated on the Haldimand Tract, the land granted to the Six Nations that includes six miles on each side of the Grand River. Our active work toward reconciliation takes place across our campuses through research, learning, teaching, and community building, and is centralized within our Office of Indigenous Relations.