Ethics in the Modern World
Course Code:
ETH200
Department:
Ethics
Lecture Hours:
3
Lab Hours:
0
Total Credits:
3 Description:
Provides an overview of the laws and ethics for a student entering into scientific research or into a medical career. Topics include medical bioethics, ethics in research, genetic engineering, stem cell research, cloning, and bioethics and public policy. Each of these issues is explored utilizing a variety of ethical theories and a variety of ethical decision-making processes. This course can also serve as a guide to help students resolve the many legal and ethical questions that may arise as a student and, later, as a researcher/technician or a professional in the field.
Prerequisite:
ENG098, if required Term(s) Offered:
Fall
Spring
Summer