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Ethics, Economy, and Entrepreneurship

Empowering Students to Navigate the Intersection of Ethics, Economy, and Entrepreneurship

Shaping Future Leaders

The Ethics, Economy, and Entrepreneurship program equips students with the tools to navigate the complex interplay between ethical decision-making, economic principles, and entrepreneurial innovation. This interdisciplinary approach empowers students to address real-world challenges by fostering critical thinking and cultivating a deep understanding of the moral dimensions of economic and entrepreneurial activity.

Through a robust curriculum, students explore foundational questions such as how ethical considerations shape economic policies, the role of markets in driving prosperity, and the responsibility of entrepreneurs in fostering sustainable growth. By integrating theory with practical application, the program prepares participants to become thoughtful, responsible leaders capable of making meaningful contributions to their communities and industries.

This program offers a unique educational experience, providing students with a strong ethical framework, economic insight, and entrepreneurial skills essential for success in today’s rapidly changing world. Whether aspiring to lead in business, policy, or community initiatives, participants leave the program equipped to make informed, principled decisions that drive innovation and social impact.

For Students

Students enrolled in this course will be able to apply to the University of Arizona and recieve 3 academic credits upon successful course completion as determined by instructor.

For Teachers

The Center for the Philosophy of Freedom at the University of Arizona offers a Law & Economics concentration in the James E. Rogers College of Law Master of Legal Studies degree.

The Book

Commercial Society, published by Rowman & Littlefield, is the course textbook. It covers ethics, economy, and entrepreneurship, providing a foundation for understanding commercial society.