Applied Ethics Minor

Sponsoring department:

Philosophy

Molloy Program of Study Code: AETMI

Few topics today are as relevant as ethics is to nearly every field, every career and every major. The Applied Ethics Minor adds an edge to the resume of students interested in law, business, medicine, education, social policy and the environment. With a foundation in the political and philosophical theories that define ethics, the "application" considers cases and real-world dilemmas that people face in an evolving society.

Requirements

Required Courses

PHI 1020	Critical Thinking	3
PHI 4900	Research Seminar	3

Complete either (3 Credits)

ETH 2500	Ethics: Theory and Practice	3
ETH 2900H	(Honors) Ethics and Contemporary Life	3

Three Ethics courses in Philosophical Ethics (9 Credits)

ETH 2520	Sexual Ethics	3
ETH 2540	Ethics, Justice and Society	3
ETH 2550	Environmental Ethics	3
ETH 2570	Business Ethics	3
ETH 2580	Media Ethics	3
ETH 2790	Religion and Global Moral Issues	3
ETH 2880	Introduction to Bioethics	3
ETH 3900H	(Honors) Bioethics in the Contemporary World	3

NOTE: Some Philosophy courses can be substituted for the Applied Ethics Minor requirements. See Departmental Chairperson for further information.

Recommended Electives (0 Credits)

COM 2130	Intercultural Communication	3
ENG 3610	Literature of Peace and Justice	3
POL 2060	Politics of Developing Nations	3
SOC 2110	Social Problems	3
SOC 2360	Social Change	3
SOC 3310	Race and Ethnic Relations	3

Total Credit Hours: 18