6 Ethics Bachelor's Degree Programs

The Ethics, Leadership and Service program recognizes that the world is a better place when we have ethical leaders. Determining what an ethical leader is means realizing that ethics is about developing the perspectives, knowledge base, emotional intelligence, and skills with which to live a human and humane life. Such a life requires that we set goals that are worthy and honorable. Philosophical and religious traditions through the centuries and across cultures have said in many different ways that we must seek the well-being of others.

Examine the moral code of conduct that defines right and wrong human behaviour. This specialization gives Philosophy majors a solid foundation in ethical theory and applied ethics, preparing you for a variety of careers in law, medicine, technology, government, and all sectors of business. Students who have fulfilled the requirements for a single- or joint-major Honours or General program in Philosophy may graduate with a Specialization in Ethics.

The Bachelor's in Philosophy with an Ethics Emphasis offers students a comprehensive exploration of moral principles, ethical theory, and their application to real-world issues. The program emphasizes...

The Philosophy, Ethics and Religion BA at the University of Leeds offers a comprehensive exploration of fundamental life questions that have intrigued humanity for centuries. Students will engage with...

This course allows the student to explore decision-making in the midst of moral ambiguity and environmental uncertainty. Moral reasoning in an organizational milieu and the understanding of the mechanics of organizational reputation are explored. This course brings into sharper focus the discussion on environmental sustainability that equips students with the strategic concepts they will need to know as they face the future consequences such as climate change and global warming and energy availability.

As humans, many of our choices and actions have ethical ramifications. As a value theory minor, you’ll examine how ethical systems intersect with many aspects of our lives, from public policy, law, business, and the environment to medicine, neuroscience, and data science. The goal is to question and refine your own values.