Ethical Dimensions

A minimum four credit hours from the following:

• ANTH 235 - Field Methods: Digging in the Earth
    
• ANTH 352 - Law and Order in Cross-Cultural Perspective
    
• BCHM 400 - Capstone Studies in Biological Sciences  
• BCHM 465 - Advances in Biomedical Research
    
• BIOL 400 - Capstone Studies in Biological Sciences  
• BUSN 205 - Business Law and Ethics
    
• CHNS 105 - China Today  
• CHNS 205 - Understanding China  
• CLSS 200 - Introduction to Greece and Rome: Ancient and Contemporary Debates  
• COMM 285 - Argumentation and Debate
    
• COMM 335 - Freedom of Expression
    
• EDUC 320 - Equitable Learning Environments: Elementary  
• EDUC 322 - Equitable Learning Environments: HS/MS  
• EDUC 411 - Equity and Access in Systems of Education  
• ENGL 122 - Children’s Literature 
• ENGL 126 - Children’s and Young Adult Literature  
• ENGL 280 - Introduction to Professional Writing  
• ENGL 282 - Writing in STEM Professions  
• ENGL 382 - Multimodal Professional and Technical Writing  
• ENVI 225 - Environmental Ethics
    
• ENVI 248 - American Environmental History
    
• GSST 235 - Sexuality and Christianity  
• HIST 112 - African American History  
• HIST 116 - Lincoln and the Civil War Era  
• HIST 118 - United States in the 1960s
    
• HIST 180 - Global Power and the Middle East
    
• HIST 200 - Historical Methods
    
• HIST 226 - U.S. and Illinois since 1945
    
• HIST 230 - East Asian Thought  
• HIST 248 - American Environmental History
    
• HIST 270 - India, Empire and Violence  
• HIST 285 - Twentieth-Century Europe: Hitler Versus Stalin HIST 285 - Twentieth-Century Europe: Hitler Versus Stalin  
• HIST 315 - Public History and Local History  
• HIST 230 - East Asian Thought
    
• HIST 370 - Asia’s Rapid Industrialization
    
• HIST 470 - Capstone Seminar
    
• JPST 240 - Japanese Culture and Society
    
• LEAD 130 - Leadership for Change-making  
• LEAD 220 - Leadership for Change-Making  
• LEAD 320 - Ethical Leadership  
• MEDI 240 - Media Law and Ethics
    
• NEUR 301 - Neuroethics in Behavioral Neuroscience
    
• NEUR 311 - Neuroethics in Molecular Neuroscience
    
• PHIL 100 - Introduction to Philosophy
    
• PHIL 110 - Ethics
    
• PHIL 210 - Professional Ethics
    
• PHIL 213 - Health Care Ethics
    
• PHIL 225 - Environmental Ethics
    
• PHIL 235 - Existentialism
    
• PHIL 240 - Philosophy of Law
    
• PHIL 260 - Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
    
• PHIL 265 - Modern Philosophy
    
• PHIL 340 - Social and Political Philosophy
    
• PHIL 360 - Philosophy of Religion
    
• PHIL 370 - 20th Century Philosophy
    
• POLS 490 - Seminar in Political Science
    
• PSYC 255 - Research Design and Experimentation
    
• RELG 110 - Introduction to the Bible
    
• RELG 115 - Christian Ethics and Spirituality
    
• RELG 235 - Sexuality and Christianity
    
• RELG 240 - Religious Pluralism in the U.S
    
• RELG 245 - Hollywood, Values and Religion
    
• RELG 250 - Death and Dying
    
• RELG 280 - Islam  
• RELG 344 - Religion and the Political Order
    
• RELG 390 - Topics in Religious Ethics
    
• SBEN 100 - Globalization and Society
    
• SGBH 102 - Music, Verse and Drama
    
• SGBH 311 - Philosophy of Race and Gender
    
• SGBH 313 - Reading the Qur’an
    
• SGBH 336 - Deals with the Devil  
• SGBN 343 - What is Scientific Objectivity?
    
• SGBN 344 - Dark Side of Evolution: Social Darwinism
    
• SGBS 101 - Models of Social Thought
    
• SGBS 102 - The Western Political Tradition
    
• SGBS 201 - Critical Theories of Society and Politics
    
• SGBS 311 - Philosophy of Race and Gender
    
• SGBS 343 - What is Scientific Objectivity?
    
• SGBS 344 - Dark Side of Evolution: Social Darwinism
    
• SMGT 230 - Sport Law, Ethics and Organization
    
• THEA 304 - Theatre History and Literature I  
• THEA 434 - Devised, Radical and Community-Based