The Ethics concentration prepares students to contextualize the major figures in the development of ethics and social theory, to interrelate ethics with a secondary concentration, to do research, and to construct an ethical argument. With these skills, students are prepared to teach in undergraduate and graduate programs in colleges, universities, and seminaries; to provide leadership to organizations, agencies, or corporations; and to serve churches at the local, regional, and national levels. As students make progress in their studies, they become increasingly capable of speaking and writing on ethical matters in the public sphere.
Core Doctoral Faculty
Director of the Center for Dharma Studies
Associate Professor of Dharma Studies
Director of CTNS, Ian G. Barbour Assistant Professor of Theology, Science, Ethics, and Technology
(510) 649-2566
Professor of Ministerial Leadership and Practical Theology
Chair, Women's Studies in Religion Certificate Program
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Consortial Faculty
Assistant Professor of Latter-day Saint/Mormon Studies
(510) 649-2418