Ethics, Culture, and Society (BS)
Viterbo’s interdisciplinary program combines courses from at least two academic disciplines, including history, philosophy, and art. Our program emphasizes collaborative problem-solving and community engagement.
Personal choice will drive your pathway, with interdisciplinary studies focused on perspectives and creativity applied to real-world issues in the La Crosse community and beyond. Course-embedded assignments are connected to the D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership series of speakers and annual conference.
All majors are required to take a minimum of 12 credits in one discipline and nine credits in another, unrelated discipline. One of these disciplines must be in the Liberal Arts (art, history, literature, philosophy, mathematics, and social and natural sciences). All majors are encouraged to take more than the minimum requirements. For transfer students/students changing majors: No substitutions for ECAS-310/311 or ECAS-400. Credits for former major shift to a minor.
- Think critically in interdisciplinary contexts
- Communicate effectively in integrated and interdisciplinary contexts
- Apply ethical reasoning to connect experience and academic knowledge
- Reflect and conduct moral self-assessment