You can click here to read a recent AP News story that describes how Francesco Farioli, who studied philosophy at Florence University, ultimately became the coach of the OGC Nice football club in France's Ligue 1. While studying at Florence, Farioli wrote a thesis on the philosophy and aesthetics of football and the goalkeeping position. Farioli's university and career success show how studying philosophy can prepare you to take advantage of career opportunities across a wide range of vocations.
If you'd like to learn more information about WSU's Philosophy programs, and about what else you can do with a philosophy degree, visit our department's "What is Philosophy?" page.