Master of Arts in Healthcare Ethics

at Duquesne University

Modules
 

• End of Life Care Ethics
• Comparative Religious Bioethics
• Clinical Ethics
• Empirical Methods in Healthcare Ethics (required)
• Beginning of Life Ethics
• Genetics & Ethics
• Research Ethics

• Completed four years of undergraduate coursework taught in English at accredited institutions of higher education in the United States;
• Completed two years of graduate coursework taught in English at accredited institutions of higher education in the United States; or
• Submitted with the application and have approved a petition recognizing four years of undergraduate work taught in English at an accredited institution outside of the United States; or
• Submitted with the application and have approved a petition recognizing two years of graduate coursework taught in English at accredited institutions of higher education outside of the United States.

International Tuition Fees:

$31,980

Upon graduation, you may build a career in a variety of sectors, including healthcare ethics consultation, hospital administration, healthcare policy, or academic research, where you will apply your knowledge to real-world ethical dilemmas in the healthcare field. The program is also the perfect starting point for graduates to pursue a Ph.D. in healthcare ethics.