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Ethics

In Person
Campus: Jackson
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Live and lead with integrity

The Ethics program at Union University’s School of Theology and Missions equips students to engage moral questions with biblical grounding, philosophical rigor, and practical wisdom. Students develop the capacity to think clearly about right and wrong in personal, professional, and public life — within a Christ-centered academic community committed to integrating faith and reason.

Quick Facts

Format

In Person

Program Type

Minor

Curriculum

What You'll Study

Ethics at Union develops the moral reasoning skills, philosophical vocabulary, and historical perspective needed to engage ethical questions with both rigor and genuine conviction. In a world where ethical clarity is increasingly rare and increasingly needed, this minor gives you the tools to think well about what matters most.

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Living and Leading with Clarity and Conviction

At Union, ethics is not just an academic subject — it’s a way of approaching the world. Faculty guide you through the great moral questions of human life and contemporary society, helping you develop the convictions and the reasoning tools needed to live and lead with integrity.

Take the next step with confidence

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