Graduate Specialization in Ethics and Development - Specialization Graduate (Ethics and Development)

Complete the following courses:
Ethics and Development
Complete at least 6 to 9 credits of electives from the following:
Department of Agricultural Economics
Institutional and Behavioral Economics
Agriculture in Economic Development
Research Methodologies in Agricultural and Resource Economics
Department of Anthropology
International Social Science Research: Methods and Praxis
Seminar in Cultural Ecology
Globalization and Justice: Issues in Political and Legal
Seminar in Economic Anthropology
Gender, Justice, and Environmental Change:
Methods and Application
Department of Forestry
Forestry in International Development
Department of Fisheries and Wildlife
Gender, Justice and Environmental Change: Issues and Concepts
Department of Geography
Environmental Ethics in Geography (W)
Spatial Aspects of Regional Development
Seminar in Urban and Economic Geography
Seminar in Regional Geography
Economics of Planning and Development
Seminar in Human Geography
Department of Horticulture
Biotechnology in Agriculture: Applications and Ethical Issues
Department of Philosophy
Central Issues in Ethics
Liberal Theory and Its Critics
Philosophy and the Black Experience
Topics in Feminist Philosophy
Philosophy of Social Science
Seminar in Value Theory
Seminar in Social and Political Philosophy
Department of Political Science
Political Economy of Development Policy
Department of Community, Agriculture, Recreation and Resource Studies
International Development and Sustainability
Department of Sociology
International Inequality and Development
Population, Food, and Development
Science and Technology
Community and Conservation
Students must present a final portfolio to the Director of the Specialization and a committee of affiliated faculty, which includes summaries of relevant field work, study abroad, conference presentations, and course work including one sample of their philosophical writing on an issue in ethics and development.