Minor in Ethics

The Ethics Minor at KSU focuses on ethical theories and their applications to issues in personal, professional, and social contexts. This minor program examines current values and their place within society from a global perspective, focusing on issues of global inequality, cultural relativism, and the question of a global ethic. You will be prepared to offer solutions to concerns in the humanities, sciences, and professional areas, including business, medicine and education.

 

KSU ethics students in the classroom

  • Program Snapshot

    Required Courses: 6 Credit Hours

    • PHIL 2100: Values and Society
    • PHIL 3100: Ethics

    Electives: 9 Credit Hours
    Select 9 credit hours from the following:

    • PHIL 3110: Social and Political Philosophy
    • PHIL 3120: Philosophies of Peace
    • PHIL 3130: Feminist Philosophy

    Any directed studies course offered at KSU with content appropriate to ethics approved by Philosophy Coordinator.

    Any 3000-4000 level course offered at KSU with content appropriate to ethics approved by the Philosophy Coordinator.
    Any 3000-4000 level study abroad course offered at KSU with content appropriate to ethics approved by the Philosophy Coordinator.

    Any internship or service-learning course offered at KSU with content appropriate to ethics approved by the Philosophy Coordinator.

     

Total Number of Credit Hours: 15

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Department of History and Philosophy

Kennesaw State University
Department of History and Philosophy
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Kennesaw, Georgia, 30144 

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