Ethics Minor

Ethics Minor

The University of Evansville ethics minor provides opportunities to use multiple theoretical lenses to study what constitutes moral action, to think critically about how oppression operates, and to explore what our ethical responsibilities are to others. The minor encourages you to examine what your considered ethical beliefs and values are, and empowers you to create positive change in your communities.

The William R. (Dick) Connolly Ethics Lecture Series bring focus to the study and practice of ethics among our students and the larger community.

With 18 hours of required course work, the ethics minor at UE allows students a variety of options to study core human questions and dilemmas.

Here are two great reasons to minor in ethics at the University of Evansville:

Enhance your program of study — an ethics minor complements any major — either in the liberal arts or a professional program.
Explore questions of value, justice, responsibility, meaning, and the moral life in classes from various disciplines — including courses such as environmental ethics; bioethics; social and political philosophy; science, technology and society; bible and justice; religion, peace, and justice; and media law and ethics.

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