California Polytechnic State University, Pomona

What you'll study

Students build a philosophical foundation in moral and political theory and take specialized coursework addressing ethical, social and legal challenges. The program includes experiential components such as mock trials, policy internships and community projects centered on social justice. Course topics explicitly link philosophical analysis to issues of law, human rights and public policy.

Entry requirements

The program page directs prospective students to the university course catalog and academic advisors for the most current curriculum and admissions details. For program-specific guidance (including prerequisites and advising), applicants are advised to consult the course catalog or contact a Philosophy department advisor.

Career prospects

Graduates use analytical and ethical reasoning skills in a range of fields. Typical roles highlighted by the program include environmental policy advisor, public defender, cybersecurity consultant and policy analyst. The option also supports preparation for law school and careers in urban planning, business and human services.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The department page references scholarships and the university’s Pre-Law resources; students should review the campus scholarship listings and consult departmental or university financial aid offices for available awards and funding guidance.