** Gap Year Abroad ** (information about how to spend time abroad after you graduate)
American Philosophical Organization (APA)
APA Guide to Graduate Programs (free download)
APA Undergraduate Philosophy Resources (many good links)
APA Guide to Undergraduate Philosophy Clubs & Groups
APA Blogs & Podcasts (a much longer list of links like those on this page)
International Directory of Philosophers - issued by the Philosophy Documentation Center (PDC), this publication provides comprehensive listings of philosophy departments, professionals, journals, societies, etc. in the field
Leiter Reports (philosophy news, blogs, gossip, etc.)
Philosophical Gourmet (a ranking of departments, graduate programs, etc., in philosophy)
Majoring in Philosophy (reasons why Philosophy is a great undergraduate major)
PhilArchive (PhilArchive is the largest open access e-print archive in philosophy. Formerly known as the PhilPapers Archive, it is built on and integrated with the PhilPapers database. Access to items on PhilArchive is free without a user account. PhilArchive is a non-profit project supported by the PhilPapers Foundation. PhilArchive consists entirely of articles submitted by users.)
PhilJobs (academic jobs for philosophers - APA listing)
Beyond Academe (APA publication on non-academic jobs for philosophers)
What Can You Do with an M.A. in Philosophy? (answer: a lot more than teach philosophy!)
The Versatile PhD - website for non-academic and non-faculty careers for PhDs in the humanities, social sciences, and other areas
PhilPapers (a comprehensive directory of online philosophy articles and books by academic philosophers; the site monitors journals in many areas of philosophy, as well as archives and personal pages; it also accepts articles directly from users, who can provide links or upload copies; some features require one to sign in, but creating an account is free)
PhilEvents (a calendar of academic events and calls for papers in philosophy around the world; one can track upcoming events of interest based on criteria like distance from one's place of residence and topics of interest; PhilEvents is integrated with PhilPapers)
InPhO - Indiana Philosophy Ontology Project (philosophy search tools for students, researchers, programmers and scholars. InPhO's taxonomy browser provides an entry point for finding information on philosophical ideas on the web. It allows one to explore related ideas and conduct focused searches at the SEP, Noesis, and Google Scholar with a single click. The ontology currently covers philosophical ideas, thinkers, and journals.)
Directory of Open-Access Journals (DOAJ): searchable database of scholarly journals online, all subjects and languages
SEP: Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
IEP: Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews (professional reviews of recent books in philosophy)
Books-and-Ideas.net (just what it says: a really interesting place where one can participate)
The Conversation (on topics in philosophy)
Daily Nous (news for and about the philosophy profession)
Philosophy News (the latest news, events, books, jobs, and resources in philosophy)
Philosophy Now (British philosophy journal aimed at the educated public)
The Philosophers' Magazine ("a link between professional philosophers and the wider world")
Institute for Philosophy in Public Life (a bridge between academic philosophy and the general public)
PhiloSophos (open learning resources in philosophy)
Pea Soup (an international forum for discussing philosophy, ethics, and academia)
Zeno's Coffeehouse (award-winning site for philosophical puzzles and dilemmas)
Very Bad Wizards (podcasts on moral philosophy, moral psychology, and neuroscience)
University of Oxford Podcasts (in philosophy and other humanities areas)
philosophy bites (podcasts of top philosophers interviewed on byte-sized topics)
SuchThatCast (podcast site dedicated to introducing various contemporary philosophers, particularly those in phil of technology, psychology, and ethics)
iai: Institute of Arts & Ideas (videos of lectures, panels, debates, etc. on philosophy and other subjects)
Royal Institute of Philosophy (video lectures, etc.)
theForum - thinking in public (philosophy podcasts, blogs, essays, books, etc.)
Minerva (philosophy podcasts)
Philosophy Experiments (interactive philosophy programs & games - downloadable)
RadioLab (radio episodes and podcasts on the intersection of science and philosophy)
Philosophy Talk (a program that questions everything except your intelligence)