PSY-475E: Neuroethics

Department
Credits 3
Grade Scheme
BC
Session Cycle
F

Delineates a new field of Neuroethics concerned with the social, legal and ethical implications of modern research on the brain. Brings together contemporary writings from neuroscientists, bioethicists, public policy makers and scholars in the humanities for discussion and debate on these issues. The relationship between different faith and philosophical positions on decision making from an applied (clinical) perspective will also be investigated. FILA general education: ethical reasoning. Offered alternate years.

Prerequisites

FILA-150 or FILA-350EW; ENG-110; PSY-101; PSY-210 or BIOL-110; junior or senior standing; or permission of instructor

Term Offered
Fall Only