Center Academics

The Center administers degree-granting programs, offers courses, organizes workshops on professional ethics, develops ethics-related educational curricula, and awards a prize for outstanding work in ethics undertaken by Fordham University students. x
Degree-granting Programs
• Master of Arts in Ethics and Society
		The Master of Arts in Ethics and Society provides students with a cross-disciplinary foundation in the application of moral and ethical theory to social issues.
• Graduate Certificate in Health Care Ethics
		The Fordham University Advanced Certificate in Health Care Ethics is designed to enhance the student’s understanding of and participation in discourse regarding ethically-relevant policy decisions affecting mental and physical health care treatment and research.
Courses Offered through the Center
The schools and departments of Fordham University offer a broad spectrum of graduate courses on ethics. Below are those courses directly offered through the Center for Ethics Education. Theories and Applications in Contemporary Ethics and Ethics and Society: Cross-disciplinary Perspectives are open to all students and members of the public who meet enrollment criteria. The Ethics Field Practicum is restricted to students in the Ethics and Society master's program. Center for Ethics Education Course Descriptions: • CEED 5050 Ethics and Society: Cross-disciplinary Perspectives • CEED 5367 Ethical Dimensions of Financial Risk • CEED 5900 Ethics Field Practicum Experience • CEED 6100 Theories and Applications in Contemporary Ethics • CEED 6290 Health Disparities and Social Inequalities • CEED 6000 Health Care Ethics Capstone Course
Student Ethics Prize
Learn more about the Helen and Norman Burg Student Ethics Prize and the Dr. K. York and M. Noelle Chynn Prize in Ethics. x
Workshops and Curriculum Development
To find out more about workshops or curriculum development, please contact us.