Center for Ethics Education Courses

CEED-5850-V11- Ethics and Higher Education
SG1 - GAS Summer Session 1 MAY 26, 2026 - JUN 25, 2026
V - Virtual (online courses only): MW, 01:00PM - 04:00PM

In a rapidly evolving landscape, it is more critical than ever for higher education professionals to get training and community around navigating emergent ethical questions on their campuses. This course surveys ethical dilemmas in postsecondary higher education and couples them with empirical research in education that inform the debate. Students will leave with an understanding both of the common ethical questions in American postsecondary education and tools for navigating such questions in their workplaces.

CRN: 17036

Instructor: Bogia, Megan
3 credits

Fordham course attributes: CEMP, CETH

CEED-6100-R11- Contemporary Ethics:Theory/App
SG1 - GAS Summer Session 1 MAY 26, 2026 - JUN 25, 2026
R - Rose Hill: TWR, 09:00AM - 12:00PM

This intensive, three-day, graduate-level course is designed to provide cross-disciplinary perspectives on moral theory and applied ethics. Using a team-teaching approach, this course brings together faculty from at least six different disciplines to provide foundational knowledge about moral theory with contemporary applications. In addition to seminars on foundations in moral philosophy, moral theology, and moral psychology, the course features lectures and case discussions on issues of current social importance. Previously, students have focused on the following topics: decisions at the end of life, economic social justice, and responsibility in conducting research with vulnerable populations. Course requirements include a mastery of the reading materials, active participation, and topic-oriented thought papers during the three-day workshop. In addition, successful completion of the course requires a post-workshop paper summarizing the integration of course material into the students’ graduate work.

CRN: 17035

Instructor: Bogia, Megan
3 credits

Fordham course attributes: PMMA