ETH105 — Introduction To Bioethics
ETH 105 - Introduction To Bioethics ETH 105 - Introduction To Bioethics 3 Course Description: An introductory study of contemporary issues in bioethics and the ethical theories that serve as a framework for making decisions about those issues. The topics covered will include: ethical dilemmas in the workplace, professional relationships to patients and experimental subjects, reproductive decision-making, decisions about the end of life, issues in biomedical research, and justice in health care. Appropriate for all students but particularly relevant for students in the Biotechnology and Health Careers programs. ISLOs: This course supports student development of Critical Thinking, Social Responsibility, and Personal and Professional Development. General Education Elective(s): Humanities Note(s): This course has been approved to meet the Core Curriculum General Education Requirement. Course Student Learning
Prerequisites: ENG101
Part of
- Biology Transfer Associates Degree
- Biotechnology Technician Associates Degree
- Chemistry Transfer Associates Degree
- Dental Assisting Associates Degree
- Liberal Studies, Concentration in Public Health Informatics and Technology Associates Degree
- Liberal Studies: Health Science Career Associates Degree
- Liberal Studies: Health Science Transfer Associates Degree
- Community Leadership Certificate