The following courses can be used to fulfill the Ethics requirement for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
Note: 3 credits are required to meet the Ethics requirement.
AGRON 3420 - World Food Issues: Past and Present
AGRON 4500 - Issues in Sustainable Agriculture
CJ 3250 - Religion, Law, and Justice
CJ 4700 - Ethical Issues in Criminal Justice
ECON 3620 - Applied Ethics in Agricultural Business
ENVS 3340 - Environmental Ethics
ENVS 3420 - World Food Issues: Past and Present
ENVS 4500 - Issues in Sustainable Agriculture
ENVS 4600 - Controversies in Natural Resource Management
FSHN 2420 - The US Food System
FSHN 3420 - World Food Issues: Past and Present
GLOBE 3300 - Global Health Disparities
JLMC 2400 - Principles of Journalism
MGMT 3720 - Ethical and Responsible Management
NS 4120 - Leadership and Ethics
NREM 4600 - Controversies in Natural Resource Management
NRS 3200 - Essential Concepts for Professional Nursing Practice
PHIL 2300 - Moral Theory and Practice
PHIL 2350 - Ethical Issues in a Diverse Society
PHIL 3300 - Ethical Theory
PHIL 3310 - Moral Problems in Medicine
PHIL 3340 - Environmental Ethics
PHIL 3360 - Bioethics and Biotechnology
POLS 2350 - Intro to Ethics and Politics
POLS 3250 - Religion, Law, and Justice
POLS 4800 - Ethics and Public Policy
RELIG 3250 - Religion, Law, and Justice
RELIG 3600 - Religion and Ethics
SOC 2340X - Conservation Values and Ethics
SOC 3250 - Agriculture in Transition
SOC 3620 - Applied Ethics in Agricultural and Rural Development
TSM 3700 - Occupational Safety
VMPM 3300 - Global Health Disparities