New York University School of Global Public Health 21 courses 16 total credits
Bioethics is the study of ethical issues in healthcare, biological sciences, and emerging technologies. Scientific advancements and rapid technological change create complex ethical dilemmas, making it essential to think critically about the social, moral, and political implications. The Bioethics minor is designed for students with diverse academic interests and career goals, particularly those in medicine, public policy, law, bioengineering, life sciences, public health, journalism, and philosophy. Courses explore foundational moral questions and case studies related to life. Students may apply for a minor through NYU Albert using the link in the Academics section to be reviewed by the student's home school. If the minor is approved, it will appear on your transcript.
Required Courses
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| UGPH-GU 15 | Introduction to Bioethics | 4 |
| UGPH-GU 25 | Public Health Ethics | 4 |
Electives
Select two of the following:
Electives
UGPH-GU 158
Electives
ANST-UA/ENVST-UA 440
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| PHIL-UA 4 | Life and Death | 4 |
| PHIL-UA 40 | Ethics | 4 |
| PHIL-UA 41 | The Nature of Values | 4 |
| PHIL-UA 50 | Medical Ethics | 4 |
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