Bachelor in Ethics (Bachelor's)

At Carroll College, tuition is Tuition for the minor is included in the overall undergraduate tuition rate; no additional fee is charged for the minor itself..

The programme is an interdisciplinary minor focused on the critical study of ethics and moral reasoning. Students examine ethical issues in personal, professional, and societal contexts through theoretical and practical analysis. The curriculum emphasizes ethical decision-making and the application of values in real-world situations. It prepares students to engage with moral ambiguity and defend ethical positions clearly.

Focus areas include Ethical decision-making, Moral reasoning, Values in social interaction, Ethics in professional contexts, Philosophical foundations of ethics, Ethics and human dignity.

The minor requires 18 credits, distributed across core courses in ethics and values, with elective options in related fields. No capstone, thesis, or practicum is required.

Graduates pursue roles such as ethics officers, compliance specialists, hospital chaplains, and graduate study in ethics or ministry.

Applicants must be enrolled in a bachelor's degree programme at Carroll College. No specific GPA, test scores, or prerequisites are required for the minor.

The programme totals about 18 credit hours. On-campus, part-time or full-time, typically completed within one to two years of full-time study. For international students, tuition is above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 73% of applicants.

Carroll College’s Catholic faith has shaped its educational community and its focus on truth, purpose, virtue, and service. The college combines liberal arts study with rigorous undergraduate and graduate programs. Dedicated faculty and an average class size of 12 support close instruction. Students can build career foundations through undergraduate research, integrated laboratory work, and teaching assistant positions.

Helena provides the setting for learning beyond the classroom, with opportunities to explore the surrounding landscape and take part in cultural and community activities. Carroll connects academic study with service, inviting students to improve the lives of others. Global learning opportunities include study in other countries and cultural immersion experiences, helping students engage with issues beyond Montana.

Students from different backgrounds can find a place at Carroll, whose doors are open to all who seek a community focused on growth. Campus Ministry offers daily Mass, Bible studies, and small groups for students who want to participate in Catholic life. Student athletes can compete on 17 NAIA teams, while the Fighting Saints have won 110 conference championships. International students should expect a small college environment where academics, faith, service, outdoor exploration, and personal purpose are closely connected.