Universal Ethics and Civilization 101 - Course 1 to Get a B.A. and M.A. in "Universal Ethics and Civilization"

"On Education and Sharing Day, we acknowledge the power that a solid academic foundation, combined with the transformative power of time-honored values and ethics, can have in helping young people achieve lives of purpose and passion." President Donald J. Trump (Proclamation 9712) Who is this course for? • This course is designed for first-year university students from all academic backgrounds—particularly those studying law, philosophy, ethics, political science, education, international relations, religious studies, and social sciences. Why should you take this course in your first year? • The first year of university is about discovering the bigger picture: understanding what kind of world you live in, and what role you can play in it. This course offers a unique opportunity to explore the ethical infrastructure of civilization through a time-tested framework—the Seven Noahide Laws, as preserved in Jewish tradition and universal moral thought. How will this course benefit you personally and academically? • You will gain a deep understanding of universal moral principles that apply across all cultures and belief systems. • You will sharpen your ability to analyze ethical dilemmas, public policies, and legal frameworks from a values-based perspective. • You will cultivate skills in critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and cross-cultural understanding—competencies that top employers increasingly value. How will this give you an edge in your degree and future career? By grounding your education in universal ethics and moral law, you will: • Excel in debates, essays, and professional interviews with a solid understanding of the ethical dimensions of your field. • Be equipped to lead with integrity in a world seeking principled solutions to global challenges. • Enhance your resume and academic profile by demonstrating a commitment to values-based learning, endorsed by major historical and civic initiatives like Education and Sharing Day.