Area Courses

The following courses have been approved to meet the area requirements toward a PPEL concentration. Students may wish to consult the list of upcoming courses when registering.

Area Courses

• Ethics Area Courses

  • ECON233 Ethics and Economics

  • ENVR269/PHIL269 Environmental Ethics

  • LDST377 Ethical Decisions-Making in Healthcare

  • LDST450 Leadership Ethics

  • PHIL120 Contemporary Moral Issues

  • PHIL265 Bioethics

  • PHIL360 Ethics

  • PHIL365 Action, Responsibility, and Free Will

  • PHIL375 Ethics and Practical Reasoning

  • RELG267 Varieties of Christian Ethics

  • PHIL269 Ethics, Religion and the Environment

  • RELG294 Varieties of Jewish Ethics

  • RELG367 Aristotle, Aquinas: The Ethics

  • RELG367 Ethics and Religion in American Pragmatism

  • RELG369 Problems in Social Ethics

  • RELG394 Asian Ethics

  • WGSS279 ST: Environmental Ethics

• Political Theory/Political Philosophy Area Courses

  • ANTH328 Anthropology of Human Rights

  • ANTH335 Law and Order: The Anthropology of Justice

  • GEOG370 Geographies of Economic Development and Globalization

  • HIST391 Transnational Social Reform

  • LDST210 Justice and Civil Society

  • LDST361 Sex, Power, and Politics

  • LDST378 Statesmanship

  • PHIL363 Power and Politics

  • PHIL369 Economic Justice

  • PHIL382 Economic Justice

  • PLSC311 Classical Political Thought

  • PLSC312 Modern Political Theory

  • PLSC315 American Political Theory

  • LDST308 Creation of the American Republic

  • PLSC339 Jurisprudence in Contemporary American Politics

  • RELG369 Ethics, Religion, and War

• Law-Related Area Courses

  • ANTH335 Law and Order: The Anthropology of Justice

  • CLSC320 Cultural Property: Archaeology, Ethics, and Law

  • ECON231 Law and Economics

  • ENVR366 International Environmental Law

  • HS340 Law and Medicine

  • HIST211 Supreme Court Cases of the 20th Century

  • HIST213 Lawrence v. Texas

  • HIST214 The Scottsboro Trails

  • HIST240 Human Rights and Revolution in the Atlantic World (1750-1850)

  • JOUR206 Journalism Law, Ethics

  • PHIL260 Philosophical Problems in Law and Society

  • PHIL364 Philosophy and Law

  • PLSC331 Constitutional Law

  • PLSC333 Civil Rights/Liberties

  • PLSC337 The American Legal System

  • PLSC339 Jurisprudence in Contemporary American Politics

  • LAWE643 International Law and Organization

  • ENVR362/ENVR362 Environmental Law and Policy

  • RHCS353 Rhetoric and Law

  • SOC311 Juvenile Delinquency