Ethics and Technology

The Ethics and Technology Minor exposes students to the moral complexity of new and emerging technological developments in our society, and encourages them to think critically about their impact on our shared future.

What You'll Study

Topics that may be explored in a course of study include: algorithmic bias, data privacy, artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, genetic engineering, biotechnology, entrepreneurial decision making, and more. More broadly, the Ethics and Technology Minor advances one of Stanford's long-range efforts to address the ethical implications and societal consequences of technological and scientific advances.

Degrees Offered

• Minor

More Information

Learn more about the Ethics and Technology Minor

• McCoy Family Center for Ethics - Undergraduate Ethics
• School of Humanities & Sciences
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