The following courses offered in other departments, while not cross-listed with Philosophy, may be of interest to philosophy students:
- ANTH 224: Culture and Morality. (Les Beldo, Spring 2018)
- ARTH 541: Aesthetics After Evolutionary Biology: Darwin, Nietzsche, Freud. (Emmelyn Butterfield-Rosen, Fall 2017)
- ENGL 138: What is a Self? Investigations in Literature, Philosophy, and Psychology. (Bernie Rhie, Fall 2017 and Spring 2018)
- ENGL 324: Friendship. (Heather Love, Spring 2018)
- ENGL 357: Film and Philosophy: Cavell and Hollywood Cinema. (Stephen Tifft, Spring 2023)
- ENGL 440: Wittgenstein and Literary Studies. (Bernie Rhie, Spring 2018)
- HIST 331: European Intellectual History from Aquinas to Kant. (Alexander Bevilacqua, Spring 2018)
- HIST 301: Approaching the Past: Writing History. (John Demos, Spring 2018)
- PSCI 203: Introduction to Political Theory (Laura Ephraim, Nimu Njoya; Fall 2017 and Spring 2018)
- PSCI 312T: American Political Thought (Justin Crowe, Spring 2018)
- PSCI 339T: Politics in Dark Times: Hannah Arendt (Laura Ephraim, Spring 2018)
- REL 244: Mind and Persons in Indian Thought (Georges Dreyfus, Fall 2017)
- REL 250: Scholars, Saints and Immortals: Virtue Ethics in East Asia (Jason Josephson Storm, Fall 2017)
- REL 255: Buddhism: Ideas and Practices (Georges Dreyfus, Fall 2017)
- REL 257: Tibetan Buddhism: Embodying Wisdom And Compassion (Georges Dreyfus, Spring 2018)
- REL 348: Religion and Reason (Zaid Adhami, Spring 2018)
- REL 354: Friedrich Nietzsche: Philosophizing with a Hammer” (Jason Josephson Storm, Spring 2018)
- RUSS 222: Russian Literature and European Existentialism. (Vladimir Ivantsov, Spring 2018)