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A Minor in Applied Ethics allows you to enhance your undergraduate degree by exploring the ethical dimensions of contemporary issues in health, technology, and environmental concerns. This program is designed to deepen your understanding of ethical theories and equip you with practical reasoning skills to analyze and address real-world problems. By completing this minor, you will develop the ability to make informed ethical decisions, which is increasingly valued across a wide range of professions and academic pursuits.
Curriculum
The Minor in Applied Ethics focuses on developing critical thinking and ethical reasoning abilities through a variety of courses. While specific year-by-year module details are not provided, sample courses give an indication of the program's focus.
- General
- Reasoning Skills
- How to Win an Argument
- Ethics in the World of Business
- Environmental Ethics
- Ethics and Health Care: Social Policy
Careers
This minor equips you with essential ethical decision-making skills, making you a more competitive candidate in numerous fields. It prepares you to navigate complex ethical challenges and contribute positively to society. The analytical and reasoning abilities honed in this program are highly regarded by employers seeking individuals committed to ethical practices.
- Law
- Social Work
- Nursing
- Computer Programming
- Social Justice
- International Development
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Applied Ethics Minor?
- To be eligible for this minor, students must be registered in one of Dalhousie University's specified 120-credit hour Bachelor's programs, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Commerce.
- How do I apply for the Applied Ethics Minor?
- You should confirm your eligibility by ensuring you are in an eligible 120-credit hour program, then consult your academic advisor to discuss how the minor fits into your degree plan. Finally, follow Dalhousie University's official procedures for declaring a minor, typically through DalOnline or the registrar's office.
- What career paths can this minor prepare me for?
- The Applied Ethics Minor equips you with ethical decision-making skills valued in various fields, including Law, Social Work, Nursing, Computer Programming, Social Justice, and International Development. It enhances your ability to navigate complex ethical challenges in professional settings.
- What topics are covered in the Applied Ethics Minor curriculum?
- The curriculum focuses on developing critical thinking and ethical reasoning. Sample course topics include Reasoning Skills, Ethics in the World of Business, Environmental Ethics, and Ethics and Health Care: Social Policy.
Entry requirements
Undergraduate Program EligibilityStudents must be registered in one of the following 120-credit hour programs to be eligible for the Applied Ethics Minor: Bachelor of Applied Computer Science, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Community Design, Bachelor of Computer Science, Bachelor of Management, Bachelor of Music (BA), or Bachelor of Science (Medical Sciences).
For definitive requirements, please consult Dalhousie's Academic Calendars.
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Tuition and living cost information are not detailed on the program page. Please refer to Dalhousie University's official fee schedules for current rates.
How to apply
1. Confirm EligibilityEnsure you are enrolled in one of the eligible 120-credit hour Bachelor's programs listed by the university.
2. Consult an AdvisorConnect with your academic advisor to discuss your interest in the Applied Ethics Minor and understand how it fits into your degree plan.
3. Follow University ProceduresAdhere to the official process for declaring or adding a minor at Dalhousie University. This typically involves submitting a request through DalOnline or the registrar's office.
4. Academic Calendar ReferenceRefer to Dalhousie's Academic Calendars for the most accurate and up-to-date information on program requirements and declaration procedures.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Applied Ethics Minor?
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To be eligible for this minor, students must be registered in one of Dalhousie University's specified 120-credit hour Bachelor's programs, such as Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Commerce.
How do I apply for the Applied Ethics Minor?
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You should confirm your eligibility by ensuring you are in an eligible 120-credit hour program, then consult your academic advisor to discuss how the minor fits into your degree plan. Finally, follow Dalhousie University's official procedures for declaring a minor, typically through DalOnline or the registrar's office.
What career paths can this minor prepare me for?
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The Applied Ethics Minor equips you with ethical decision-making skills valued in various fields, including Law, Social Work, Nursing, Computer Programming, Social Justice, and International Development. It enhances your ability to navigate complex ethical challenges in professional settings.
What topics are covered in the Applied Ethics Minor curriculum?
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The curriculum focuses on developing critical thinking and ethical reasoning. Sample course topics include Reasoning Skills, Ethics in the World of Business, Environmental Ethics, and Ethics and Health Care: Social Policy.