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Foundational courses (3 credit hours required)
TI-244PL, Ethics, the Good Life, and Society
PL360, Ethics
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Normative philosophy courses (6 credit hours required; at least
3 credit hours on the 300-or 400-level)
TI241-PL, Classics of Social and Political Thought
TI242-PL, Marginalized in America
PL245, Classics of Social and Political Philosophy
PL344, Philosophy of Law
PL345, Contemporary Social and Political Philosophy
PL347, Philosophy of Feminism
PL363, Ethics and International Relations
PL380, Topics in Ethics
PL403, Independent Study with research paper in ethics
PL407, Internship in Ethics
PL410W, Seminar in Philosophy, Topics in Ethics
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Applied ethics courses (3 credit hours required)
TI240-PL, Ethics of War and Peace
PL363, Biomedical Ethics
PL380, Topics in Ethics (if topic is in applied ethics)
PL403, Independent Study with research paper in applied
ethics
PL407, Internship in Ethics
LE264, Business Ethics
PX325, Ethical Issues in Health Care
ORG358, Communications Ethics
STR324, Ethics and Case Problems in Strategic Communication
JR420, Mass Communication Ethics
CS485, Computer Ethics (1 credit hour)
DD401ME (DD401ECE), Engineering Ethics and Professionalism (1
credit hour)
DD404 BME, Ethics for Biomedical Engineers (1 credit hour)
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Electives (6 credit hours required) All courses under
(1-3) are suitable electives.
Additional electives include:
CLA360, Topics: Law
GWS102, Intersections of Identity
GWS202, Resistance for Social Change
HST305, Topics in History: History of Human Rights
HST305, Topics in History: "I, too, Sing America": Civil Rights
in the US
LE263, Legal Environment of Business
MRC463, Freedom of Speech and Democracy
RL375, Topics in Texts: Philosophical and Religious Explorations
of Evil
The program director may approve on a semester by semester
basis additional courses as electives, including some courses in
Political Science.
No more than 6 credit hours of the Ethics Minor may be
"double-counted" toward any other minor or any major.