Courses

Kavli Center Courses

Current and past courses created by, sponsored, and/or taught by the Kavli Center in collaboration with other departments on campus can be found here.

Graduate Seminar: Skillful Ethical Reasoning

A new, mini-course created in connection with the Kavli Center and offered through the School of Public Health will give students the skills to identify and analyze ethical challenges in innovation (with an emphasis on public health topics). This course is case-based yet takes an unusually...Read more about Graduate Seminar: Skillful Ethical Reasoning

Graduate Seminar: Neuroscience, Ethics, and Society

The new neuroethics graduate course is designed and taught by two Kavli Center fellows, and seeks to engage graduate students with expertise across diverse disciplines. Over the semester, students will explore and discuss how neuroscience impacts broader society, and the ethical...Read more about Graduate Seminar: Neuroscience, Ethics, and Society

Graduate Seminar: The Moral and Political Philosophy of AI

This seminar seeks to examine key moral and political issues raised by the development and deployment of artificial intelligence. These include the challenge of aligning AI with human preferences, values, and norms; the problem of algorithmic power and the permissibility of collecting and...Read more about Graduate Seminar: The Moral and Political Philosophy of AI