Practical Ethics Minor
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Choosing one of these minors will add a complementary credential to students in any GV major program by providing them with a thorough grounding in philosophical thinking about ethics and value. Students can choose courses tailored to their specific area of study. A grounding in philosophical thinking, especially thinking about ethics and value, is of significant personal, practical, and professional value to students pursuing many different major programs.
Students from all majors can elect one and only one of these minors. A minimum of 18 credits are required for any of the minors. Two courses are required courses in each of the minors, PHI 102 and PHI 460. Additionally, the student must select 4 electives (12 credits) two of which must be upper division courses (300 or 400 level).
Ethics, Culture, and Society
Required: (3 credits each)
PHI 102: Ethics,
PHI 460: Rights, Duties, and the Meaning of Life: Moral Philosophy
Electives: Select Four Courses (can choose up to two courses noted with asterisks): (3 credits each)
*PHI 101: Introduction to Philosophy,
*PHI 103: Logic,
PHI 210: Eastern Philosophy,
* PHI 220: Aesthetics,
PHI 230: American Philosophy,
* PHI 250: Existentialism,
PHI 300: Theories of Human Nature,
NRM 300: Ethical Recreation: Leave No Trace (one credit)
PHI 325: Ethics in Professional Life,
PHI 320: Power, Justice, and Freedom: Social and Political Philosophy
BIO 338: Environmental Ethics,
PHI 341: Philosophy of Death and Dying,
PHI 370: Sex Matters: Feminist Philosophy in the Contemporary World,
PHI 440: Perception, Hallucination, Trust: Perspective on Knowledge
Health Care Ethics
Required: (3 credits each)
PHI 102: Ethics,
PHI 460: Rights, Duties, and the Meaning of Life: Moral Philosophy
Electives: Select Four Courses (can choose up to two courses noted with asterisks): (3 credits each)
*PHI 101: Introduction to Philosophy,
*PHI 103: Logic,
*PHI 220: Aesthetics,
PHI 202: Philosophy and Ethics of Health,
* PHI 210: Eastern Philosophy,
* PHI 230: American Philosophy,
* PHI 250: Existentialism,
PHI 300: Theories of Human Nature,
AHS 321: Ethics and Legal Responsibilities,
PHI 325: Ethics in Professional Life,
PHI 320: Power, Justice, and Freedom: Social
and Political Philosophy
BIO 328: Biomedical Ethics,
PHI 341: Philosophy of Death and Dying,
PHI 420: Philosophy of Science,
PHI 370: Sex Matters: Feminist Philosophy in the Contemporary World,
PHI 440: Perception, Hallucination, Trust: Perspective on Knowledge
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering. Math) Ethics
Required: (3 credits each)
PHI 102: Ethics,
PHI 460: Rights, Duties, and the Meaning of Life: Moral Philosophy
Electives: Select Four Courses (can choose up to two courses noted with asterisks): (3 credits each)
* PHI 101: Introduction to Philosophy,
* PHI 103: Logic,
* PHI 220: Aesthetics,
* PHI 210: Eastern Philosophy,
* PHI 230: American Philosophy,
* PHI 250: Existentialism,
PHI 300: Theories of Human Nature,
* PHI 320: Power, Justice, and Freedom: Social and Political Philosophy
PHI 325: Ethics in Professional Life,
BIO 338: Environmental Ethics,
PHI 341: Philosophy of Death and Dying,
DS 360: Ethics of Digital Culture,
PHI 420: Philosophy of Science,
PHI 370: Sex Matters: Feminist Philosophy in the Contemporary World,
PHI 440: Perception, Hallucination, Trust: Perspective on Knowledge
Practical Ethics Minors recommended for the following Major Programs:
Health Care Minor:
Allied Health Sciences
Athletic Training
Biomedical Sciences
Cardiovascular Sonography
Exercise Science
Health Communication
Health Information Systems
Medical Laboratory Science
Nursing
Occupational Safety and Health Management
Public and Nonprofit and Health Administration
Radiation Therapy
Therapeutic Recreation
STEM Ethics:
Athletic Training
Behavioral Neuroscience
Biology
Biomedical Sciences
Cell and Molecular Biology
Chemistry
Computer Engineering
Computer Information Systems
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Engineering
Exercise Science
Information Systems
Interdisciplinary Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Medical Laboratory Science
Natural Resources Management
Product Design and Manufacturing Engineering
Statistics
Ethics, Society and Culture:
Accounting
Advertising and Public Relations
Anthropology
Business Administration
Business Economics
Business General
Communication Studies
Criminal Justice
Economics
Education
Entrepreneurship
Film and Video
Finance
General Management
Geography and Sustainability Planning
Geology
Global Studies and Social Impact
Hospitality and Tourism Management
Human Resource Management
Integrative Studies
International Business
International Relations
Legal Studies
Marketing
Operations Management
Supply Chain Management