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Ethics & Values

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"Great people have great values and great ethics." - Jeffrey Gitomer

Concentration in Ethics & Values

In this concentration, you'll discover the manner in which our ethics and values impinge on the rest of our lives. Analyzing the cross-cultural significance of human values, ethical practices, and social movements in the geo-politics of globalization and sustainability, you'll explore the relationship between ethics and other facets of human experience such as the cultural, political, religious, and economic.

You'll also investigate the nature of conflict and different strategies for conflict resolution. The application of a wide variety of theories and methodologies from philosophy, religious studies, and political science will be emphasized in this exploration of the human condition.

The result will be a deeper theoretical understanding of the multifaceted relationships between ethics and values, as well as a fuller tool box of ways to respond to the tensions that often erupt from the collision of different ethics and values.

For more information on this and other concentrations in the MA CCT, or to view course listings and course descriptions, please see the Graduate Catalog.


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Faculty Profile: Dr. Rory Conces

Dr. Rory Conces, who has been a part of the MA CCT since its inception in 2015, discusses student engagement, his experience overseas, and his passion for urban running. Read more.

What Are Ethics and Values?

The terms ethics and values are easily confused. Here are some quick, simple definitions that might help:

  • Ethics describes a generally and widely accepted understanding of goodness or badness of actions
  • Values describes individual or personal standards of what is valuable or important

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