In this way, if programme curricula do not allow more time for ethics, students of public health can at least be sensitised to ethics and ethical argumentation.
As I teach my business ethics students, if a corporation rewards only bottom-line results, employees will do whatever it takes to make the sale, ethical or not.
So consider the second annual Long Island High School Ethics Bowl, held on Saturday, a form of contest among athletes of ethics — students from eight high schools who spent a full day thinking up a sweat over the blacks and whites and grays of right and wrong.
As I teach my ethics students, our principles are useless unless we first understand the reality of a situation.
Last week she resigned rather than comply with the code after working at the store for five years, three of them part-time while a philosophy, religion and ethics student at King's College London, and the last two years full-time after completing her masters.
I'm proud of instilling a puritan work ethic into students who arrive and don't necessarily understand that ethic.
The Chinese don't have an indomitable work ethic; Chinese students are not the cleverest in the world; and China is not buying up the entire world.
Grant applications have sections to be completed on research ethics, PhD students are asked to submit their ethics approval certificates, and publications want you to certify that you have met ethical principles.
That is, the social practice of dealing with the principles in a specific way in biomedical ethics (e.g., as instruments to teach ethics to students and health professionals) may at least to some degree foster or erode the foundation of the principles in common morality.
UB is working towards its goals regarding ethical research, and the constitution of the IRB and teaching of ethics to students have been ongoing for a few years.
