Philosophy 103: Ethics — Theory & Practice

Study.com Ethics explores normative theories and moral reasoning applied to concrete cases: major frameworks such as consequentialism (utilitarianism), deontology (duty and rights approaches), virtue ethics, and feminist or care ethics where covered; moral status and personal identity themes as introduced; applied topics such as biomedical ethics, professional responsibility, environmental and digital ethics, justice and inequality, and global health or social policy debates at an introductory-to-intermediate survey level. Video lessons, practice, and assessments emphasize argument reconstruction, objection-and-reply reasoning, and written analysis of scenarios. Credit is earned through the College Accelerator plan; courses carry ACE and NCCRS recommendations. Always confirm prerequisites and transfer with your receiving institution.