Ethics Minor

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The Ethics minor reflects the key role that values and moral commitments hold within disciplines, professions, cultures, and societies. Designed for students majoring in any discipline, the minor in Ethics focuses on the study of core values that underlie theories and practices, from personal to local to larger global contexts. An interdisciplinary minor, it hones the trademark skills of ethical and inquiry–critical thinking, examination of pressing moral issues, and socio-cultural engagement–to equip students to address 21st centry ethical challenges.

Minor Requirements

Six (6) courses, including thee (3) core courses from the designated list (one of which must be PHI 108 ), and three (3) ECMP Elective courses from any department. One of the core courses must be at the 300 or 400 level; one of the ECMP elective courses must be at the 300 or 400 level.

Note: Per college policy, students may count a maximum of one rFLA or one HON course toward a major or minor.

Required Course (1 course)

PHI 108 - Ethics

Additional Core Courses (2 courses)

Complete two (2) courses from the following list. One (1) course must be 300-level or above.

ECMP Electives (3 courses)

Three (3) ECMP designated courses are required; one (1) of the ECMP elective courses must be at the 300-level or above. Look for courses on the schedule with “ECMP” in the “competency” section.