What do All 200-Level UF Courses Have in Common?
Although individual instructors use different examples, case studies, and thematic course topics to guide student exploration, every 200-level UF course challenges students to inquire into key ethical ideas and values together, giving equal voice to all who are committed to the public good.
UF 200: Foundations of Ethics in Society
Foundations of Ethics and Society (University Foundations 200) is a three credit sophomore-level course that meets in small sections (around 30 students) to accomodate active learning and meaningful discussions. Students explore different ethical frameworks in dialogue with others, often through investigating a thematic topic.
There are many different thematic topics from which students can choose. Course content differs by instructor and the thematic topics offered change each semester. Discover the thematic topics for an upcoming semester by searching the course schedule in your myBoiseState student center.