What do All UF 200 Courses Have in Common?
Ethics guide how we ought to live, and we live in a diverse society with other individuals and groups. UF 200 courses help students investigate how we practice our ethics together as engaged citizens creating an inclusive community.
Although individual instructors use different examples, case studies, and thematic course topics to guide student exploration, each UF 200 course challenges students to inquire into key ethical ideas and values together, giving equal voice to all who are committed to the public good.
UF 200: The Foundations of Ethics and Diversity
Foundations of Ethics and Diversity (University Foundations 200) is a three credit sophomore-level course that meets in small sections (around 30 students) to accomodate active learning, meaningful discussions, and multiple writing assignments.
Students explore different ethical frameworks and the values and perspectives of others, often through investigating a thematic topic. The thematic topics for each UF 200 section vary by semester. Discover the thematic topics for an upcoming semester by searching the course schedule in your myBoiseState student center.