PHIL 3322 Research Ethics: Biology

A survey of ethical issues involving research methods for students in pre-Med, biomedical or bioengineering programs, or students who intend to pursue graduate study in these areas. The course will examine the professional practices of medicine and biomedical research, review the variety of ethical concerns that can arise in these practices, and offer ethically appropriate strategies for resolving those concerns. A research paper, analysis of relevant case studies, and classroom presentations form part of the expectations for students who take this course. Enrollment cap: 25 students.

Credits

3

Schedule Type

Lecture

Grading Basis

Standard Letter (A-F)

Administrative Unit

Dept of Philosophy

Offered

As scheduled