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Rochester University
Bachelor of Arts in Bioethics(Minor)
- Morey Hall, USA
BA
Distance Learning
English
This major requires 13 courses. The bioethics major leads to a bachelor of arts degree and satisfies the humanities requirement of the Rochester Curriculum.
University Of Fraser Valley
Bachelor of Arts in Applied Ethical and Political Philosophy
- Abbotsford, Canada
BA
On-Campus
English
Moral problems arise in all areas of life: personal, professional, and political. For example, do you, as a citizen, have a moral responsibility to vote? What obligations do you have, if any, to global environmental issues? Should you buy from a company that underpays its workers? To help you make wise decisions about moral and ethical issues in the workplace and the community, UFV offers a minor in Applied Ethical and Political Philosophy as part of the Bachelor of Arts program.
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Applied Ethics degree programs offer a fascinating approach to understanding moral principles and their applications in real-world situations. This field encourages critical thinking and responsible decision-making, allowing you to engage with pressing ethical issues across various sectors.
You'll delve into fundamental topics like social justice, bioethics, and environmental ethics. Through coursework, you'll learn to analyze complex dilemmas, craft ethical policies, and develop persuasive arguments. Many students build confidence as they explore different ethical frameworks and their implications in diverse contexts.
In this program, you'll gain skills like ethical reasoning, effective communication, and conflict resolution. You'll work on case studies that reflect current issues, training you to apply theoretical knowledge in practical scenarios. Graduates often pursue careers in law, public policy, healthcare, or corporate ethics, enhancing organizations' ethical standards and contributing to societal improvements. This degree prepares you to face moral challenges with a thoughtful, analytical perspective.