Do you strive to make an ethical difference in your current work or in your proposed career path? By studying a Master of Arts (Professional and Applied Ethics) you can. You will investigate and apply practical and ethically sustainable solutions to real world issues. Organisational change, political change, wars, globalisation, new technologies and practices, corporate collapses, corruption, scandals in the health and research sectors, environmental disasters, conflicts of interest, all raise distinctive and pressing issues of policy and practice. Finding practical and ethically sustainable solutions requires a thorough understanding of both the ethical and the empirical aspects of the situation. Completion of this program will equip graduates to conduct research on and analyse key ethical concepts and arguments in their field of specialisation, enabling them to contribute to policy discussion and development in a wide range of professional, institutional and industry settings. There is scope for students to follow their own interests, with a substantial thesis component and specialisations such as the ethics of health care, computing, business, politics and criminal justice; as well as the broad themes of bioethics and global justice. This wide‐ranging program provides you with a theoretical, analytical and practical understanding of the policy and practice of ethics in a national and global context. Who is it for? Enter an academic arena in which to debate and explore pressing issues, including corporate collapse, globalisation, corruption, political change, new technologies and environmental disaster. Delivered for those who want to refine and understand the ethics of our world, the Master of Arts (Professional and Applied Ethics) investigates practical and ethically sustainable solutions to world issues through a balanced understanding of the ethical and empirical aspects of the situation. You can follow your personal interests through the minor thesis component in targeted areas, including criminal justice, business, politics and healthcare. This thesis can act as a pathway towards a Doctor of Philosophy (Arts). 200 point program (2 years full-time or part-time equivalent) 50 points of Compulsory subjects 50 points of Minor Thesis subjects 100 points of Elective subjects 150 point program (1.5 year full-time or part-time equivalent) 25 points of Compulsory subjects 50 points of Minor Thesis subjects 75 points of Elective subjects 100 point program (1 year full-time or part-time equivalent) 25 points of Compulsory subjects 50 points of Minor Thesis subjects 25 points of Elective subjects