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PHIL 341 - Professional Ethics

This course is designed for non-philosophy majors to provide students with the skills to think critically about ethical issue that will arise in their professional careers. Students will learn and critically reflect on a variety of ethical theories and apply those theories to explore ethics case studies in their own discipline. Different sections of this course may focus on different professions (e.g. engineering, public health, etc.).

 

Credits: 3

Clock Hours - (Lect-Lab): (3-0)