10 online philosophy courses I'd take if I had any f*ing free time

I am currently working my way through MIT’s undergraduate philosophy curriculum using only free, publicly available materials.

It’s going well, but as expected, it’s also taking forever and consuming all my free time.

The problem with sourcing this many open philosophy courses is that you inevitably find ones you can’t take. I keep a running list: lectures, syllabi, courses I’ve bookmarked and want to return to eventually.

Since I’m buried in my first essay for Sally Haslanger’s 24.01 Classics of Western Philosophy, I figured I’d make the list public rather than write a post from scratch this week.

This post is a subset of that list, focused on ten courses that build philosophical foundations like logic, argument, the history of philosophy, or introductions to the major subfields.

If you’re building your own philosophy curriculum, or just looking for somewhere to start, these are the ten courses I’d be working through right now if I had any more hours in the day.