Introduces students to the major theoretical discussions and practical actions in the field of bioethics, with a focus on the implications that these discourses and practices have for a diverse and multicultural world. Includes an introduction to essential bioethical terminology and to a breadth of ethical theories and perspectives. Specific topics covered may include: human subject research, genetic technologies, justice and health care allocation, end of life alternatives, and so on. Prerequisite: Second-year standing or above.
ENSU 363: Bioethics
Cross Listed
PHIL 363
Program
Attributes
Diversity Domestic,
Appropriate for First-year Students,
Upper-Level,
Writing Intensive