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Ethics and Public Policy

In Person
Campus: Jackson
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Faith in the public square

The Ethics and Public Policy minor at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ University equips students to connect moral principles with political institutions, policy processes, and public life. Drawing on courses in Political Science and Christian Ethics, students develop the knowledge and conviction needed to advocate for faith-based ideas and principled leadership in an increasingly secular world.

Quick Facts

Format

In Person

Program Type

Minor

Curriculum

What You'll Study

Ethics and Public Policy at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ develops the moral and political reasoning skills needed to engage public life with both clarity and conviction. You'll examine the ethical dimensions of governance, law, and policy — and develop the intellectual tools to lead in contexts where these questions have real consequences.

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Bringing Faith and Principle into the Public Square

At Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ, ethics and public policy is for students who believe that faith has something important to say about how societies are organized and governed. You’ll be equipped to engage political life with both intellectual rigor and clarity — prepared to be the kind of leader whose communities are better because of your influence.

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