I agree with argonaut. I did have a philosophy class in college. However, most of my time on it was spent reading books, discussing such subjects with people of many views, looking at real-world events to see which philosophies hold up against them, doing thought experiments, and so on.

I bet this taught me way more than an academic program with a narrow focus run by one or more people probably within same or similar political leanings. Plus, I learned business and tech skills. :)