Ethics Minor
Ethics Minor
The Ethics minor is intended to provide students of diverse major fields of study a way to focus and develop their interest in ethics both by offering them a core of courses essential to an understanding of the field of ethics and by advising them in the selection of courses that enable them to develop depth and detail in theoretical, professional and applied ethics.
| Ethics Core--Required: | ||
| Philosophy: | 3 | |
| Ethics | ||
| Religious Studies: | 3 | |
| Religion and Ethics | ||
| Introductory Courses: select one of the following: | 3 | |
| Religious Studies: | ||
| Religions of the World | ||
| American Religious Diversity | ||
| Philosophy or Religious Studies: | ||
| Ethics in Business (can count in introductory, applied, or elective categories, but only one) | ||
| Philosophy: | ||
| Justice and the Good Life: Philosophical Perspectives | ||
| Ethics for Professional Life (Can also count as an elective, but not as both) | ||
| Applied Ethics: select one of the following: | 3 | |
| Philosophy: | ||
| Science, Technology, and Ethics (STE) (Can also count as an elective, but not as both) | ||
| Philosophy or Religious Studies | ||
| Environmental Ethics (Can also count as an elective, but not as both) | ||
| Good Sex: The Ethics of Human Sexuality (Can also count as an elective, but not as both.) | ||
| Bio-Medical Ethics (Can also count as an elective, but not as both) | ||
| Management: | ||
| Ethics, Responsible AI, and Business (Can also count as an elective, but not as both) * | ||
| Electives: select one of the following: | 3 | |
| Business: | ||
| Legal and Social Environment of Business | ||
| Communications: | ||
| Ethics in Communication | ||
| Freedom of Speech | ||
| Economics | ||
| Economics of Social Issues | ||
| History: | ||
| Conflict and Justice in History: (Topic) | ||
| U.S. Environmental History | ||
| United States Women's History | ||
| Philosophy: | ||
| Political Philosophy | ||
| Character, Wisdom, and Mind: Philosophical Perspectives | ||
| Nietzsche, Nihilism, and Technology | ||
| Philosophy or Religious Studies: | ||
| Perspectives on Death and Dying | ||
| Political Science: | ||
| Classical Political Theory | ||
| Modern Political Theory | ||
| Power: Political Theories & Applications | ||
| Psychology: | ||
| Psychology of Gender * | ||
| Social Psychology * | ||
| Public Health | ||
| Introduction to Public Health | ||
| Sociology: | ||
| Ethics in Crime, Law and Justice * | ||
| Special Education: | ||
| Interdisciplinary Study of Disability | ||
| Technology: | ||
| Introduction to Sustainability | ||
| Total Hours | 15 | |
- *
*These courses have additional prerequisites as follows:
MGMT 3974/5974 has a prerequisite of MGMT 3100 or 3 hours in Philosophy (PHIL XXXX) or 3 hours in Religious Studies (RELS XXXX); junior standing.
PSYCH 2201 has a prerequisite of PSYCH 1001.
PSYCH 2203 has a prerequisite of PSYCH 1001.