I've taught a LOT of university-level courses over the years. Here's a list of just some of the topics I've covered....
Intro Courses/Undergraduate Seminars
The Banality of Evil: Hannah Arendt’s Eichmann in Jerusalem
Emotion and Religious Experience
Ethics, Citizenship, and the Examined Life
Ethics and Leadership
Forgotten Philosophers? Neglected Philosophies?
Games, Life, Utopia: Bernard Suits' The Grasshopper
Integrity: Philosophical Perspectives
Introduction to Ethics (for professional students)
Introduction to Philosophical Writing
Introduction to Philosophy (general)
Introduction to Philosophy of Religion
Introduction to Philosophy of Sport
Islamic Philosophy
Longing, Suffering, and Love: Medieval Christian and Islamic Mysticism
Nietzsche & Religion: Critic? Despiser? Atheist?
Peter Abelard’s Ethics
Play, Games, and Sport (first-year writing course)
Rudolf Otto’s Das Heilige
Themes from Harry Frankfurt
Graduate/Advanced Seminars
14th c. German Mysticism: Eckhart, Seuse, Tauler
Cheating in Sport: Philosophical Questions
Classical & Contemporary Debates in Philosophy of Religion
Epistemic Injustice and Epistemological Resistance
Knowing God, Loving God, Being God...? Classical Theism & the Religious Imagination
Philosophical Models of Religious Faith
Principles of Reasoning (introduction to logic/critical thinking)
Religious Experience
Religious Pluralism
Self-Deception: Philosophical and Psychological Questions
Understanding Religion: Interdisciplinary Perspectives