课程名称：Ph.D. in Philosophy
授予学位：博士学位(Doctoral)
授予机构：PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
学院：Department of Philosophy
课程介绍：
This graduate program in philosophy is designed to equip promising students for careers as philosophers and teachers of philosophy. To that end, the program provides broad general training, an opportunity for specialized research in the major areas of philosophic inquiry, and experience in undergraduate teaching. Each student pursues an individual plan of study appropriate to their background, interests, and aims.
国际学生入学要求：
Students should have completed bachelors degree (B.A. or B.S.) from accredited undergraduate institution. Master Degree is required for Doctoral Programs. GRE scores within the past five years. Applicants to the Masters in Finance may submit GMAT scores in place of the GRE General Test. The Graduate School has set a 7.0 on the academic version of IELTS as the minimum to be considered for admission to Princeton doctoral programs. The Graduate Schools tentative recommended minimum score on the iBT TOEFL is 71, but this is currently under review. Over the last two admission seasons the average iBT TOEFL combined score for admitted students was 108, with the following average sub-scores: Listening 28, Reading 29, Speaking 24, and Writing 27.
课程安排：
The modules include PHI 500 The Philosophy of Plato; PHI 501 The Philosophy of Aristotle; PHI 502 The Philosophy of Kant; PHI 510 German Philosophy Since Kant; PHI 511 Pre-Kantian Rationalism; PHI 512 British Empiricism; PHI 513 Recent and Contemporary Philosophy; PHI 514 Recent and Contemporary Philosophy; PHI 515 Special Topics in the History of Philosophy; PHI 516 Special Topics in the History of Philosophy; PHI 520 Logic; PHI 523 Problems of Philosophy; PHI 524 Systematic Ethics; PHI 526 Philosophy of Law; PHI 527 Philosophy of the Social Sciences; PHI 528 Social Justice and Related Problems; PHI 529 Political Philosophy; PHI 530 Philosophy of Art; PHI 531 Philosophy of Science; PHI 532 Philosophical Problems in Logic: Logical Heresies; PHI 533 Decision Theory; PHI 534 The Philosophy of Language: Truth and Meaning; PHI 535 Philosophy of Mind: Freedom and Responsibility; PHI 536 Philosophy of Mathematics; PHI 538 Philosophy of Physics; PHI 539 Theory of Knowledge; PHI 540 Metaphysics: Possible Worlds; PHI 599 Dissertation Seminar; Courses in other departments: Classics 520b Seminar in Greek Philosophy; History 590 Introduction to the Study of the History of Science; History 592 Scientific Thought in Antiquity and the Middle Ages; History 593 Topics in Early Modern Science; History 596 History of the Life Sciences; History 597 History of Modern Physical Science; Math 501-2 Mathematical Logic; Math 503-4 Selected Topics in Logic; Math 521-2 Mathematical Logic; Politics 511-2 Political Theory.