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Ethics

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Do the right thing with an Ethics certificate
 
How can our organizations and institutions become more inclusive? More diverse? More sustainable? When it comes to creating ethical industry leaders, it takes trained professionals. And The Chang School’s unique Certificate in Ethics can give you that training and help you aid organizations and institutions in becoming better corporate citizens.
 
Learn how to apply ethics to any role, whether it’s in the public or private sector. During this Ethics certificate, you’ll learn how to help organizations and institutions make intelligent, empathetic decisions and boost well-being along with the bottom line. This program can help you become a leader in any organization you choose, with colleagues and senior stakeholders looking to you in times of change and development for how to do the right thing.
 
Ethics courses cover many kinds of ethics, including ethics in health care, business ethics, human rights and justice, bioethics and environmental ethics, and media ethics.
 
To ensure your ethics education is as well-rounded as possible, there are electives available in diverse subjects like law, economics, women’s studies, conflict resolution, propaganda, leadership, diversity and inclusion in the workplace, and psychology.
All of our ethics courses are online, with in-person exams, and offer individual supervision by experts in the ethics field. Once you complete your certificate, you can excel in many different fields, from employment equity and policy development to administration and management.
 
Ethics certification will help you stand out amongst your peers as someone who’s focused and committed to excellence in your industry – and trained to improve effectiveness and decision-making for your employer. Are you ready to become that professional?
 
Admission Criteria:

Recommended:
  • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent
  • With 6 Grade 12 U or M credits OR
  • Mature student status
Certificate Requirements:
  • 1 required course
  • 5 electives*
  • Cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 1.67+
*You must take 2 selections from Electives – Group A and 3 selections from Electives – Group B (that you haven't already taken in Electives – Group A).

To graduate, you must successfully complete, within your official time span, the requirements from the year you registered in the program.
 
Required Course
  • COPH 200 Ethics Capstone Course
Electives – Group A (select 2)
  • CPHL 302 Ethics and Health Care
  • CPHL 307 Business Ethics
  • CPHL 400 Human Rights and Justice
  • CPHL 449 Philosophy of Punishment
  • CPHL 500 Philosophy of the Natural Environment
  • CPHL 503 Ancient and Modern Ethics
  • CPHL 509 Bioethics
  • CPHL 525 Environmental Ethics
  • CPHL 530 Media Ethics
  • CPHL 603 Fundamentals of Ethics
  • CPHL 612 Philosophy of Law
  • CPHL 614 Philosophy of Human Rights
Electives – Group B (select 3 not previously taken in Electives – Group A)
  • CCRM 200 Criminal Law
  • CCRM 322 Ethics in Criminal Justice
  • CECN 321 Introduction to Law and Economics
  • CECN 502 Economics of Energy and Natural Resources
  • CECN 510 Environmental Economics
  • CENG 621 Women's Texts, Global Contexts
  • CGMS 802 Ethics and Regulation of Int'l Bus
  • CHST 602 Propaganda!
  • CINT 905 Conflict Resolution in Community Services
  • CLAW 122 Business Law
  • CLAW 525 The Law of the Marketplace
  • CLAW 529 Employment and Labour Law
  • CLAW 603 Advanced Business Law
  • CMHR 600 Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace
  • CMHR 640 Leadership
  • CODG 130 Legal and Ethical Issues in GIS and Digital Data
  • CPHL 302 Ethics and Health Care
  • CPHL 307 Business Ethics
  • CPHL 400 Human Rights and Justice
  • CPHL 401 Philosophy and Mass Culture
  • CPHL 500 Philosophy of the Natural Environment
  • CPHL 503 Ancient and Modern Ethics
  • CPHL 507 Ethics and Disability
  • CPHL 509 Bioethics
  • CPHL 525 Environmental Ethics
  • CPHL 530 Media Ethics
  • CPHL 602 Health Policy: Ethics and Justice
  • CPHL 603 Fundamentals of Ethics
  • CPHL 612 Philosophy of Law
  • CPHL 614 Philosophy of Human Rights
  • CPHL 621 Non-Western Philosophy
  • CPHL 921 Intellectual Property and Technology
  • CPOG 424 Human Rights and Global Politics
  • CPPA 301 Administrative Law
  • CPSY 124 Social Psychology
  • CPSY 300 Psychology and Law
  • CPSY 518 Environmental Psychology
  • CPSY 706 Positive Psychology
  • CPSY 802 Death, Dying and Bereavement
  • CPSY 808 Community Psychology
  • CSOC 609 Gender and Global Human Rights
  • CSOC 705 Law, Justice, and Abolition

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