This unit requires students to complete an original supervised research paper on a bioethical topic of their own choice. In the paper, students are required to articulate and defend a line of ethical reasoning or argument on their chosen topic. While not a general requirement, some topics may allow scope for a limited amount of original empirical research. Students will be allocated a supervisor on the basis of their research proposal, and should meet with their supervisor on a regular basis throughout the semester. -- Course Website
Instructor: Assoc. Prof. Michael Selgelid
Prerequisites: APG4393 and two of APG4394, APG4714, APG4717 or equivalents
