Forney Lab: Courses
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Core 118: Bioethics |
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Bioethics is a word coined in
the last 30 years to describe social issues at the intersection of
biology and questions about right and wrong. Students will study,
write, and think about these issues in a historical and scientific
context. Taught by professors in Biology and Ethics, the course is a
unique opportunity to learn key elements of biology and ethical theory
that will enable students to make informed judgments about the uses
and possible abuses of advances in medicine, scientific research, the
environment, and many other interdisciplinary areas.
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Biology 553:
Ethical Issues in Biological Research |
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Practical ethical
issues for biologists. Spring semester only. (1 cr.)
Prereq: Graduate standing. |
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