Considers issues related to values in science such as
collaboration, finances, legal issues, media, mentoring, ownership of ideas,
scientific integrity
BIO 516
Foundations of Bioethics
3
fall, spring
Advanced introduction to the theoretical and normative
foundations of the field of bioethics.
BIO 515
Science, Tech & Public Affairs
3
spring
Explores the political, economic, cultural and moral foundations
of science and technology policy and governance in democratic society
CPY 645
Professional Issues and Ethics
3
fall, spring, summer
Ethical, legal, and professional issues of concern to
practitioners and researchers functioning in a variety of settings.
ECN 510
Microeconomic Theory and Applications
2-4
selected semesters
Applies economic theory to production, consumer demand,
exchange, and pricing in a market economy
EET 500
Research Methods: Research Writing
1-12
selected semesters (online)
Designed to help master's students develop their projects and
write the first three chapters of their projects. Lecture, seminar
HSM 591
Pharma/Biotech Industries
3
fall, spring
Seminar
FEE
HSM 598
ST: Healthcare Strategic Management
3
fall, spring
Capstone assessment of current policies, problems, and
controversies across the broad spectrum of health services administration.
FEE
PHI 591
Critique of Pure Reason
1-4
once a year
Contact faculty for course information
Research Ethics / Law
2-3
spring
This seminar is designed to give students a broad understanding
of the ethics, regulation and law for research done with human subjects. In
this course we explore a selection of topics in medical research.? We begin with a brief introduction to the
basics of normative ethics, including theories of justice and human rights
and the foundations of the law covering research ethics, and then explore
specific ethical and legal issues associated with medical research.
