Foundational Courses
Select two of the following:
- BE 5001
Foundations for Integrative Thought in Bioethics OR ID 5000
Biblical Theology and Interpretation
- BE 5002
Foundations for Cultural Engagement in Bioethics
- BE 7600 Theological Bioethics and Contemporary Alternatives
Required Courses
- BE 5000 Introduction to Bioethics: Matters of Life and Dignity OR BE 5100 Intensive Bioethics Institute
- BE 5200 Research Ethics
- BE 5300 Clinical Issues in Bioethics
- BE 5500 Bioethics and Public Policy
- BE 6200 Ethical Theory
- BE 6500 Advanced Bioethics Institute
Bioethics Capstone
Select one of the following:
- BE 7476 Bioethics Capstone Exam
- BE 7478 Bioethics Capstone Project
- Bioethics Capstone Integrative or Major Paper
- BE 7485 MA Thesis
- ID 6910 Research Methods (required with Thesis)
Bioethics Electives
Students choose 5-9 hours from any of the courses listed below, depending on how many hours they earn for their capstone. Students should consult with an academic advisor in planning their individual programs of study. Some of the electives offered include but are not limited to:
- BE 5299 The Clinical Context
- BE 5400 Nursing Ethics
- BE 5499 The Public Policy Context
- BE 5600 Law and Bioethics
- BE 5700 The Right to Life & The Law
- BE 5800 Contemporary Issues in Bioethics
- BE 6600 Classic Cases in Bioethics
- BE 7600 Theological Bioethics and Contemporary Alternatives