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- New research suggests studying philosophy enhances critical thinking.Research-backed Skill Development
- Faculty engaged in cutting-edge research in metaphysics, language, and more.Active Research Faculty
- Opportunities to engage with visiting speakers and departmental events.Engaging Events Calendar
The Department of Philosophy at Dartmouth College offers a comprehensive program for students interested in exploring fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language. The curriculum encourages critical thinking and rigorous analysis, equipping students with the skills to dissect complex arguments and develop well-reasoned positions. Students engage with a wide range of philosophical traditions and contemporary issues, fostering intellectual curiosity and a deep understanding of the human condition. Studying philosophy at Dartmouth not only deepens understanding of major thinkers and traditions but also cultivates essential transferable skills. Research indicates that philosophy majors develop superior reasoning, problem-solving, and communication abilities, making them well-prepared for a variety of postgraduate paths and careers. The department fosters an inclusive environment where diverse perspectives enrich academic discourse.
Careers
A degree in Philosophy equips graduates with highly transferable analytical, critical thinking, and communication skills that are valued across numerous professional fields. The rigorous training in argumentation and problem-solving prepares students for diverse career paths.
- Law
- Business
- Public Policy
- Journalism
- Academia
- Technology
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How to apply
1. Review Admissions RequirementsFamiliarize yourself with Dartmouth's general undergraduate admission requirements, including academic prerequisites and standardized testing policies.
2. Prepare Application MaterialsGather all necessary documents, including academic transcripts, standardized test scores (if required), essays, and letters of recommendation.
3. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the undergraduate application form through the Common Application or Coalition Application portal by the specified deadlines.
4. English ProficiencySubmit evidence of English language proficiency if your primary language is not English. Accepted tests and minimum scores are typically outlined by the Admissions Office.
5. Financial Aid InformationIf you are seeking financial aid, review the specific application procedures and deadlines for international student financial aid.
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