Bioethics (MN)
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Completion of six units to include:
One unit of course, or the AP equivalent (course or course can substitute for 111 when offered). These courses can satisfy the Natural Scientific Core requirement.
Three elective units distributed as follows: Scientific (up to 1 course), Ethical (up to 2 courses), and Humanities & Social Sciences (up to 2 courses).
course Bioethics Integration Seminar.
Notes
BIOE/REL 292 or BIOE/PHIL 292 is a prerequisite for course and course.
Students who study abroad may apply one approved course toward the elective requirement unless an exception is granted by the Program Director.
Scientific
course Cell Biology
course Genetics
course Biochemical Pathways and Processes
courseConservation Biology
course Developmental Biology
course Molecular Biology
course Science and Economics of Climate Change
course Recent Advances in Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Neuroplasticity
course Introduction to Neuroscience
course Senior Seminar: Special Topics in Neuroscience
course Applied Psychological Measurement
course Psychological Disorders
Ethical
course Pandemic Ethics, Laws, and Health Inequities
course Public Health Ethics
course Health Law
course Ethics in Biotech Innovation and AI in Healthcare
course Clinical Bioethics
course Practicum: Clinical Bioethics
course The Cognitive Foundations of Morality and Religion Can also satisfy the Connections core requirement.
course Neuroethics and Human Enhancement
course Philosophy of Disability
course Moral Philosophy
course Environmental Ethics
course Ethics, Data, and Artificial Intelligence
course Social and Political Philosophy
course Philosophy of Law
course What is Justice?
course Reproductive Ethics
course Evolution and Ethics Can also satisfy the Connections core requirement.
Humanities & Social Sciences
course Environmental Law
course Health Communication Campaigns
course Health and Medicine Can also satisfy the Connections core requirement.
course Exploring Animal Minds Can also satisfy the Connections core requirement.
course Never-Never Land Can also satisfy the Connections core requirement.
course Global Struggles Over Intellectual Property Can also satisfy the Connections core requirement.
course Animals, Law, and Society Can also satisfy the Connections core requirement.
course Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
course Climate Change: Economics, Policy, and Politics
course Illness and Narrative: Discourses of Disease
course Writing Climate Justice
course Disorienting Histories: Reproductive Justice in the Post-Roe United States
course Political Economy of Global Food Systems
course Philosophy of Mind
course Race and Philosophy
courseGender and Philosophy
course Religions of the Book
course Sociology of Health and Medicine
course Global Health
course History of Public Health in the United States
course Evolution and Society Since Darwin Can also satisfy the Connections core requirement.
course Medicine in the United States: Historical Perspectives